Journal Article

Deep learning: systematic review, models, challenges, and research directions

Talaei Khoei, Tala, Kaabouch, Naima, Ould Slimane, Hadjar

2023

Overview

The current development in deep learning is witnessing an exponential transition into automation applications. This automation transition can provide a promising framework for higher performance and lower complexity. This ongoing transition undergoes several rapid changes, resulting in the processing of the data by several studies, while it may lead to time-consuming and costly models. Thus, to address these challenges, several studies have been conducted to investigate deep learning techniques; however, they mostly focused on specific learning approaches, such as supervised deep learning. In addition, these studies did not comprehensively investigate other deep learning techniques, such as deep unsupervised and deep reinforcement learning techniques. Moreover, the majority of these studies neglect to discuss some main methodologies in deep learning, such as transfer learning, federated learning, and online learning. Therefore, motivated by the limitations of the existing studies, this study summarizes the deep learning techniques into supervised, unsupervised, reinforcement, and hybrid learning-based models. In addition to address each category, a brief description of these categories and their models is provided. Some of the critical topics in deep learning, namely, transfer, federated, and online learning models, are explored and discussed in detail. Finally, challenges and future directions are outlined to provide wider outlooks for future researchers.

• Publisher: Springer London,Springer Nature B.V
• Subject: Artificial Intelligence / Automation / Computational Biology/Bioinformatics / Computational Science and Engineering / Computer Science / Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery / Deep learning / Distance learning / Federated learning / Image Processing and Computer Vision / Probability and Statistics in Computer Science / Review