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Data-Topology Compatibility Enables Personalization in Decentralized Learning

Decentralized learning must balance collaboration with personalization across heterogeneous agents. This paper studies when cooperation can support statistically coherent groups of personalized models. We show that data-topology compatibility enables robust orbit-wise personalization: when local objectives and communication topology have (approximately) compatible automorphisms, agents within an orbit share (approximately) equal limiting distributions, while different orbits remain distinct without explicit personalization. This creates a new intermediate regime between global consensus and independent local learning. Under exact data-topology compatibility, as a reference system, we deco...

AuthorsVeronica Xu, Lingfei Wang, Chenlei Leng et al.
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Published10 October 2026
Last updated at source10 October 2026
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