CNN Network
Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) are a class of deep learning models designed for processing grid-like data, primarily images, by leveraging convolutional layers to extract hierarchical features. Current research emphasizes improving CNN performance through architectural innovations like incorporating self-attention mechanisms and hybrid models combining CNNs with other architectures such as Transformers and recurrent networks, as well as addressing challenges in weakly supervised learning and handling high-resolution data. These advancements are significantly impacting diverse fields, from medical image analysis (e.g., disease detection, segmentation) and industrial applications (e.g., defect detection) to environmental monitoring and even fundamental physics research.
Papers
CNN-DRL for Scalable Actions in Finance
Sina Montazeri, Akram Mirzaeinia, Haseebullah Jumakhan, Amir Mirzaeinia
Derm-T2IM: Harnessing Synthetic Skin Lesion Data via Stable Diffusion Models for Enhanced Skin Disease Classification using ViT and CNN
Muhammad Ali Farooq, Wang Yao, Michael Schukat, Mark A Little, Peter Corcoran
SynthEnsemble: A Fusion of CNN, Vision Transformer, and Hybrid Models for Multi-Label Chest X-Ray Classification
S. M. Nabil Ashraf, Md. Adyelullahil Mamun, Hasnat Md. Abdullah, Md. Golam Rabiul Alam
Fitting tree model with CNN and geodesics to track vesselsand application to Ultrasound Localization Microscopy data
Théo Bertrand, Laurent D. Cohen