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Yi Li1, Honghao Lin2, David P Woodruff2
1Division of Mathematical Sciences Nanyang Technological University.
Abstract:
We consider the randomized communication complexity of the distributed -regression problem in the coordinator model, for . In this problem, there is a coordinator and servers. The -th server receives and and the coordinator would like to find a -approximate solution to . Here poly(nd) for convenience. This model, where the data is additively shared across servers, is commonly referred to as the arbitrary partition model. We obtain significantly improved bounds for this problem. For , i.e., least squares regression, we give the first optimal bound of ) bits. For , we obtain an upper bound. Notably, for sufficiently large, our leading order term only depends linearly on rather than quadratically. We also show communication lower bounds of for and for . Our bounds considerably improve previous bounds due to (Woodruff et al. COLT, 2013) and (Vempala et al., SODA, 2020).
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