Large Model Collaborative Optimization Enhanced by Mobile Consumer Electronics Constructed Federated ML

With the rapid development of Internet of Everything, current Mobile Consumer Electronics (MCEs) can support complex computing due to their specialized data-handling capacity. Thus, federated Machine Learning (ML) and edge computing are integrated to leverage such capacity of MCEs to enhance large model training. This paper studies motivations of all participants that take part in large model collaborative optimization from a global perspective, and proposes the positive promotion pattern that collaborates MCEs, Edge Computing Servers (ECSs), and the centralized computing center to support large model collaborative optimization by introducing the idea of computing economic. We firstly propose the novel three-layered framework for large model collaboratively optimizing based on MCEs constructed federated ML. Secondly, we introduce the economic factor into the large model optimization by devising algorithms to assess consumptions of all participants and dynamically adjust incentive benefits according to the qualities of trained models. Finally, we design the scheme to encourage more MCEs to train local models by adaptively adjusting the ECS pricing strategy with the ECS future economic benefit trend considered. Experimental results validate that our proposed approach is able to optimize the global accuracy and improve the economic benefit more efficiently than the state of the art.