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Allowed concurrent sparse shared-memory stochastic updates without global locks, with convergence analysis for a specified asynchronous sampling model and empirical parallel implementations.
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Pinned 2011 v1 front orders Feng Niu / Benjamin Recht / Christopher Ré / Stephen J. Wright. Theory assumes convex separable terms, smooth strongly convex objective, bounded gradients/delay, atomic component additions and sparse overlap. Analyzed with-replacement single-coordinate model differs from practical without-replacement full-edge updates. Not convergence for arbitrary dense/nonconvex/asynchronous programs or hardware data-race safety.
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Feng Niu; Benjamin Recht; Christopher Ré; Stephen J. Wright
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Hogwild!: lock-free asynchronous stochastic updates for sparse objectives
Allowed concurrent sparse shared-memory stochastic updates without global locks, with convergence analysis for a specified asynchronous sampling model and empirical parallel implementations.
Scientific scope
Pinned 2011 v1 front orders Feng Niu / Benjamin Recht / Christopher Ré / Stephen J. Wright. Theory assumes convex separable terms, smooth strongly convex objective, bounded gradients/delay, atomic component additions and sparse overlap. Analyzed with-replacement single-coordinate model differs from practical without-replacement full-edge updates. Not convergence for arbitrary dense/nonconvex/asynchronous programs or hardware data-race safety.
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People and systems
Feng Niu; Benjamin Recht; Christopher Ré; Stephen J. Wright
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.