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This research introduces TemporalSinkhorn, a parallel-in-time algorithm that accelerates dynamic entropic optimal transport computations by batching future iterations without compromising output accuracy. By leveraging deterministic certificates and online projective forgetting rates, the method achieves significant speedups on GPU clusters for applications like Flow Matching while maintaining strict tolerance constraints. The work represents a notable advancement in distributed machine learning infrastructure, specifically targeting efficiency gains in high-throughput AI training pipelines.
Certified Parallel-in-Time Sinkhorn for Dynamic Entropic Optimal Transport
arXiv:2607.24741v1 Announce Type: cross Abstract: Dynamic applications, including optimal-transport Flow Matching, repeatedly solve related entropic optimal transport problems, yet conventional distributed Sinkhorn processes frames sequentially and synchronizes after every iteration. We present TemporalSinkhorn, a parallel-in-time executor that batches future candidates and their repairs without making output accuracy speculative. A centered, row-sharded certificate accepts only a deterministic safe prefix. The remaining candidates share packed Sinkhorn updates; an online projective forgetting rate places audit milestones, while a posteriori residual checks recover from every depth underestimate. Prediction can therefore change work placement but cannot authorize an inaccurate output. On 4 A100 GPUs, a 60-run, five-seed grid at n = 2048 shows that forgetting-guided milestones reduce wall time by 1.15x-1.47x relative to auditing every packed iteration in five statistically resolved regime cells. Against a sequential soft c-transform warm start, temporal execution is 1.42x-3.55x faster across six synthetic streams, with zero marginal-tolerance violations. On Flow Matching minibatch streams, temporal execution is 3.054x-3.632x faster than sequential carry at n = 2048, with no tolerance violations. A separate fixed-kernel test on an RTX 4060 Laptop GPU gives a 4.315x geometric-mean speedup. These are complementary deployment studies rather than a controlled hardware comparison. End-to-end Flow Matching integration, optimized-solver comparisons, and multi-node validation remain open.
Abstract:Dynamic applications, including optimal-transport Flow Matching, repeatedly solve related entropic optimal transport problems, yet conventional distributed Sinkhorn processes frames sequentially and synchronizes after every iteration. We present TemporalSinkhorn, a parallel-in-time executor that batches future candidates and their repairs without making output accuracy speculative. A centered, row-sharded certificate accepts only a deterministic safe prefix. The remaining candidates share packed Sinkhorn updates; an online projective forgetting rate places audit milestones, while a posteriori residual checks recover from every depth underestimate. Prediction can therefore change work placement but cannot authorize an inaccurate output. On 4 A100 GPUs, a 60-run, five-seed grid at n = 2048 shows that forgetting-guided milestones reduce wall time by 1.15x-1.47x relative to auditing every packed iteration in five statistically resolved regime cells. Against a sequential soft c-transform warm start, temporal execution is 1.42x-3.55x faster across six synthetic streams, with zero marginal-tolerance violations. On Flow Matching minibatch streams, temporal execution is 3.054x-3.632x faster than sequential carry at n = 2048, with no tolerance violations. A separate fixed-kernel test on an RTX 4060 Laptop GPU gives a 4.315x geometric-mean speedup. These are complementary deployment studies rather than a controlled hardware comparison. End-to-end Flow Matching integration, optimized-solver comparisons, and multi-node validation remain open.
Distributed, Parallel, and Cluster Computing (cs.DC); Machine Learning (cs.LG)
arXiv:2607.24741 [cs.DC]
(or arXiv:2607.24741v1 [cs.DC] for this version)
https://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.2607.24741 Focus to learn more arXiv-issued DOI via DataCite (pending registration)
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