A research and production integrated edge-cloud library for federated/distributed machine learning at anywhere at any scale.
FedML builds simple and versatile APIs for machine learning running anywhere at any scale. In other words, FedML supports both federated learning for data silos and distributed training for acceleration with MLOps and Open Source support, covering industrial grade use cases and cutting-edge academia research.
The functionality of each package is as follows:
core: The FedML low-level API package. This package implements distributed computing by communication backend like MPI, NCCL, MQTT, gRPC, PyTorch RPC, and also supports topology management. Other low-level APIs related to security and privacy are also supported. All algorithms and Scenarios are built based on the "core" package.
data: FedML will provide some default datasets for users to get started. Customization templates are also provided.
model: FedML model zoo.
device: FedML computing resource management.
simulation: FedML parrot can support: (1) simulate FL using a single process (2) MPI-based FL Simulator (3) NCCL-based FL Simulator (fastest)
cross-silo: Cross-silo Federated Learning for cross-organization/account training
cross-device: Cross-device Federated Learning for Smartphones and IoTs
distributed: Distributed Training: Accelerate Model Training with Lightweight Cheetah
serve: Model serving, tailored for edge inference
mlops: APIs related to machine learning operation platform (open.fedml.ai)
centralized: Some centralized trainer code examples for benchmarking purposes.
utils: Common utilities shared by other modules.
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A research and production integrated edge-cloud library for federated/distributed machine learning at anywhere at any scale.
We found that fedml demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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