Deep learning: emerging trends, applications and research challenges
Deep learning: emerging trends, applications and research challenges
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DOI:
10.1007/s00500-020-04939-z
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发表时间:
2020-04
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影响因子:
4.1
通讯作者:
Mu-Yen Chen;Hsiu-Sen Chiang;E. Lughofer;E. Eğrioğlu
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作者:
Mu-Yen Chen;Hsiu-Sen Chiang;E. Lughofer;E. Eğrioğlu
Machine learning is to design and analyze algorithms that allow computers to ‘‘learn’’automatically, and allows machines to establish rules from automatically analyzing data and using them to predict unknown data. Traditional machine learning approach is difficult to meet the needs of Internet of Things (IoT) only through its outdated process starting from problem definition, appropriate information collection, and ending with model development and results verification. But however, recent scenario has dramatically changed due to the development of artificial intelligence (AI) and high-speed computing performance. Therefore, deep learning is a good example that breaks the limits of machine learning through feature engineering and gives astonishingly superior performance. It makes a number of extremely complex applications possible. Machine learning has been applied to solve complex problems in human society for years, and the success of machine learning is because of the support of computing capabilities as well as the sensing technology. An evolution of artificial intelligence and data-driven approaches will soon cause considerable impacts to the field. Search engines, image recognition, biometrics, speech and handwriting recognition, natural language processing, and even medical diagnostics and financial credit ratings are all common examples. It is clear that many challenges will be brought to publics as the artificial intelligence infiltrates into our world, and more specifically, our lives. Thus, this special issue aims to bring together various research and development achievements in exploring techniques, applications, and challenges that face the evolution of artificial intelligence in the context deep learning. A brief overview of the papers is presented and discussed as follows:The first theme in this special issue focuses on ‘‘Reduction of parameters in deep-learning models’’. Cao and Wang (2019) integrated the principal component analysis (PCA) and back propagation (BP) neural network algorithm to construct the stock price prediction model. The experimental results illustrated the significant improvement than the traditional investment strategies. Chen and Huang (2019) used the evolution matrix function to extract the important feature and then built the 3D art creation network. Gao et al.(2019) applied the genetic algorithm (GA) into the BPNN and the experimental results illustrated the model can obtain the high accuracy of the convertible bonds and closed funds benefits. Huang et al.(2019a, b, c) used the grey relational and multi-objective decisionmaking methods to extract the high risk factors for aboriginal elderly falls. The proposed model can be useful for the variables reduction in the neural network construction. Liu (2019a, b) developed the novel analytic hierarchy process (AHP) based on the grey relational analysis (GRA). The proposed method can be the efficient way to recede the unnecessary factors and parameters in deeplearning models. Ohno (2019) used the variational autoencoders (VAEs) as generative models for data augmentation and can be an efficient method to build the multilayer neural networks. Sangaiah et al.(2019a) used the biogeography-based optimization (BBO) to reduce the parameters, and experimental results illustrated the efficiency and feasibility of the proposed algorithm. Sangaiah et al.(2019b) developed the cuckoo optimization algorithm (COA) to construct the robust mixed-integer linear