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Hauptverfasser: Azizov, Dilshod, Manzoor, Muhammad Arslan, Bojkovic, Velibor, Wang, Yingxu, Wang, Zixiao, Iklassov, Zangir, Zhao, Kailong, Li, Liang, Liu, Siwei, Zhong, Yu, Liu, Wei, Liang, Shangsong
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author Azizov, Dilshod
Manzoor, Muhammad Arslan
Bojkovic, Velibor
Wang, Yingxu
Wang, Zixiao
Iklassov, Zangir
Zhao, Kailong
Li, Liang
Liu, Siwei
Zhong, Yu
Liu, Wei
Liang, Shangsong
author_facet Azizov, Dilshod
Manzoor, Muhammad Arslan
Bojkovic, Velibor
Wang, Yingxu
Wang, Zixiao
Iklassov, Zangir
Zhao, Kailong
Li, Liang
Liu, Siwei
Zhong, Yu
Liu, Wei
Liang, Shangsong
contents Deep learning has fundamentally reshaped the landscape of artificial intelligence over the past decade, enabling remarkable achievements across diverse domains. At the heart of these developments lie multi-layered neural network architectures that excel at automatic feature extraction, leading to significant improvements in machine learning tasks. To demystify these advances and offer accessible guidance, we present a comprehensive overview of the most influential deep learning algorithms selected through a broad-based survey of the field. Our discussion centers on pivotal architectures, including Residual Networks, Transformers, Generative Adversarial Networks, Variational Autoencoders, Graph Neural Networks, Contrastive Language-Image Pre-training, and Diffusion models. We detail their historical context, highlight their mathematical foundations and algorithmic principles, and examine subsequent variants, extensions, and practical considerations such as training methodologies, normalization techniques, and learning rate schedules. Beyond historical and technical insights, we also address their applications, challenges, and potential research directions. This survey aims to serve as a practical manual for both newcomers seeking an entry point into cutting-edge deep learning methods and experienced researchers transitioning into this rapidly evolving domain.
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spellingShingle A Decade of Deep Learning: A Survey on The Magnificent Seven
Azizov, Dilshod
Manzoor, Muhammad Arslan
Bojkovic, Velibor
Wang, Yingxu
Wang, Zixiao
Iklassov, Zangir
Zhao, Kailong
Li, Liang
Liu, Siwei
Zhong, Yu
Liu, Wei
Liang, Shangsong
Machine Learning
Artificial Intelligence
Deep learning has fundamentally reshaped the landscape of artificial intelligence over the past decade, enabling remarkable achievements across diverse domains. At the heart of these developments lie multi-layered neural network architectures that excel at automatic feature extraction, leading to significant improvements in machine learning tasks. To demystify these advances and offer accessible guidance, we present a comprehensive overview of the most influential deep learning algorithms selected through a broad-based survey of the field. Our discussion centers on pivotal architectures, including Residual Networks, Transformers, Generative Adversarial Networks, Variational Autoencoders, Graph Neural Networks, Contrastive Language-Image Pre-training, and Diffusion models. We detail their historical context, highlight their mathematical foundations and algorithmic principles, and examine subsequent variants, extensions, and practical considerations such as training methodologies, normalization techniques, and learning rate schedules. Beyond historical and technical insights, we also address their applications, challenges, and potential research directions. This survey aims to serve as a practical manual for both newcomers seeking an entry point into cutting-edge deep learning methods and experienced researchers transitioning into this rapidly evolving domain.
title A Decade of Deep Learning: A Survey on The Magnificent Seven
topic Machine Learning
Artificial Intelligence
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.16188