Deep Learning Algorithm
Deep learning algorithms are computational models inspired by the structure and function of the brain, primarily used to learn complex patterns from data and make predictions. Current research emphasizes improving model robustness and interpretability, particularly through techniques like feature attribution and sharpness-aware minimization, and exploring efficient training methods such as self-supervised learning and decentralized training across heterogeneous datasets. These advancements are driving significant impact across diverse fields, from medical diagnosis (e.g., cancer detection, retinopathy screening) and cybersecurity to scientific discovery (e.g., materials science, astrophysics) and industrial applications (e.g., seismic interpretation, manufacturing defect detection).
Papers
Training Deep Surrogate Models with Large Scale Online Learning
Lucas Meyer, Marc Schouler, Robert Alexander Caulk, Alejandro Ribés, Bruno Raffin
Real-World Performance of Autonomously Reporting Normal Chest Radiographs in NHS Trusts Using a Deep-Learning Algorithm on the GP Pathway
Jordan Smith, Tom Naunton Morgan, Paul Williams, Qaiser Malik, Simon Rasalingham