Uma Estratégia Hierárquica para Sistemas de Múltiplos Classificadores Distribuídos

  • Charles Giovane de Salles Unioeste
  • André Luiz Brun Unioeste
  • Luiz Antonio Rodrigues Unioeste

Resumo


A distribuição natural dos dados e questões de privacidade e segurança justificam a necessidade de sistemas eficientes para lidar com dados distribuídos. Por outro lado, a escassez de dados é um desafio para o aprendizado de máquina, o que pode ser mitigado com uma abordagem distribuída. Este trabalho utiliza uma topologia virtual hierárquica baseada em hipercubos para organizar a troca e agrupamento de resultados de treinamento distribuídos, aumentando a acurácia dos modelos finais e oferecendo uma solução tolerante a falhas. Resultados experimentais confirmam a eficácia da técnica, com melhoria dos resultados em todos os cenários simulados.

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Publicado
24/05/2024
SALLES, Charles Giovane de; BRUN, André Luiz; RODRIGUES, Luiz Antonio. Uma Estratégia Hierárquica para Sistemas de Múltiplos Classificadores Distribuídos. In: WORKSHOP DE TESTES E TOLERÂNCIA A FALHAS (WTF), 25. , 2024, Niterói/RJ. Anais [...]. Porto Alegre: Sociedade Brasileira de Computação, 2024 . p. 15-28. ISSN 2595-2684. DOI: https://doi.org/10.5753/wtf.2024.2517.