Definition ∞ Distributed learning involves training machine learning models across multiple computational nodes, each holding a portion of the data or model parameters. This approach permits efficient processing of large datasets and protects data privacy by reducing the need for centralized data aggregation. It improves scalability and accelerates model development in complex artificial intelligence applications.
Context ∞ The current discourse around distributed learning in digital systems emphasizes its utility for privacy-preserving data analysis and collaborative model training without sharing raw information. Debates often address challenges related to communication overhead, data heterogeneity, and ensuring model consistency across diverse nodes. Future progress will likely concentrate on advanced federated learning techniques and their application in decentralized artificial intelligence networks.
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