Is there any way in federated-tensorflow to make clients train the model for multiple epochs on their dataset? I found on the tutorials that a solution could be modifying the dataset by running dataset.repeat(NUMBER_OF_EPOCHS), but why should I modify the dataset?
Running multiple epochs in clients of federated-tensorflow
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tf.data.Datasetis the TF2 way of setting this up. It maybe useful to think about the code as modifying the "data pipeline" rather than the "dataset" itself.https://www.tensorflow.org/guide/data and particularly the section https://www.tensorflow.org/guide/data#processing_multiple_epochs can be useful pointers.
At a high-level, the
tf.dataAPI sets up a stream of examples. Repeats (multiple epochs) of that stream can be configured as well.