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Designed a structured shared-vector/matrix parameter-server system with batched asynchronous communication, selectable consistency, elasticity and fault recovery for large learning workloads.
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Source expressly calls this a third-generation implementation, not invention of the parameter-server concept or all distributed learning. Nine original authors across CMU/Baidu/Google; not the separate four-author communication-efficiency paper. Recovery/scale examples are tested-system properties under stated failures, not universal fault or convergence guarantees.
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Mu Li; David G. Andersen; Jun Woo Park; Alexander J. Smola; Amr Ahmed; Vanja Josifovski; James Long; Eugene J. Shekita; Bor-Yiing Su
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Parameter Server: asynchronous shared parameters with flexible consistency
Designed a structured shared-vector/matrix parameter-server system with batched asynchronous communication, selectable consistency, elasticity and fault recovery for large learning workloads.
Scientific scope
Source expressly calls this a third-generation implementation, not invention of the parameter-server concept or all distributed learning. Nine original authors across CMU/Baidu/Google; not the separate four-author communication-efficiency paper. Recovery/scale examples are tested-system properties under stated failures, not universal fault or convergence guarantees.
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People and systems
Mu Li; David G. Andersen; Jun Woo Park; Alexander J. Smola; Amr Ahmed; Vanja Josifovski; James Long; Eugene J. Shekita; Bor-Yiing Su
Source-listed authors or explicitly credited technical contributors for the cited versions. Family entries retain source-specific attribution; a combined list is not one original-paper byline or equal individual work. Names alone do not establish resolved identities.