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FedML is a unified and scalable machine learning library aimed at enabling large-scale distributed training, model serving, and federated learning. The repository provides a consolidated set of tools and components for launching and managing ML workloads across multiple devices and networked nodes. It targets researchers, ML engineers, and organizations that need to train models at scale or deploy models in distributed and privacy-sensitive environments. The project description highlights capabilities for distributed training pipelines, model serving, and federated learning workflows, and mentions a Launch component to help orchestrate experiments and deployments. The repo serves as an integrated platform to reduce friction when moving from research prototypes to production-scale distributed ML systems.

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The repository emphasizes several core capabilities: support for large-scale distributed training across multiple nodes and devices; components for model serving to deploy trained models in production; built-in support for federated learning paradigms to enable privacy-preserving training on decentralized data; a Launch/orchestration facility for starting and managing experiments and deployments; and a unified interface intended to bring training, serving, and federated workflows together. These features are presented as a cohesive stack to handle end-to-end distributed ML lifecycles, from experiment launch to serving models in networked or edge environments.
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FedML helps teams and researchers by consolidating common distributed ML tasks into a single library so they can develop, evaluate, and deploy models at scale with less engineering overhead. It facilitates running training across clusters or edge devices, managing federated workflows to keep data localized for privacy, and serving models after training. The Launch/orchestration aspects aim to simplify experiment management and deployment steps, making it easier to reproduce large-scale runs and transition prototypes into operational systems. Overall, the repository is useful for organizations that need scalable training, privacy-aware collaboration, and streamlined model deployment across heterogeneous environments.

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