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Recent advancements in perfect difference networks for image recognition: a survey and analysis

  • Ramakant Bhardwaj , Manisha Singh , Purvee Bhardwaj and Amit Kumar Mishra
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Hybrid Information Systems
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Abstract

In recent years, significant advancements in deep learning have transformed image recognition tasks, leading to the development of various architectures aimed at enhancing feature extraction and learning capabilities. Among these novel approaches, the perfect difference network (PDN) stands out, utilizing perfect difference encoding to augment representation power. This survey presents an exhaustive analysis of recent progress in PDNs, specifically focusing on their application in image recognition tasks. The study covers the theoretical foundations of PDNs, encompassing perfect difference encoding and attention mechanisms. It also highlights the latest developments in PDNs such as refined encoding schemes, improved attention mechanisms, and effective transfer learning strategies. To assess the performance of PDNs, a comprehensive comparative analysis is conducted against state-of-the-art architectures, employing diverse image datasets. Additionally, the survey provides real-world case studies and applications that demonstrate the practical implications of PDNs. The conclusion includes discussions on existing challenges, limitations, and potential future directions, underscoring the promising role of PDNs in advancing image recognition capabilities. This survey serves as a valuable resource for researchers and practitioners, offering insights into the current state of PDNs and their practical implications in advancing image recognition technologies.

Abstract

In recent years, significant advancements in deep learning have transformed image recognition tasks, leading to the development of various architectures aimed at enhancing feature extraction and learning capabilities. Among these novel approaches, the perfect difference network (PDN) stands out, utilizing perfect difference encoding to augment representation power. This survey presents an exhaustive analysis of recent progress in PDNs, specifically focusing on their application in image recognition tasks. The study covers the theoretical foundations of PDNs, encompassing perfect difference encoding and attention mechanisms. It also highlights the latest developments in PDNs such as refined encoding schemes, improved attention mechanisms, and effective transfer learning strategies. To assess the performance of PDNs, a comprehensive comparative analysis is conducted against state-of-the-art architectures, employing diverse image datasets. Additionally, the survey provides real-world case studies and applications that demonstrate the practical implications of PDNs. The conclusion includes discussions on existing challenges, limitations, and potential future directions, underscoring the promising role of PDNs in advancing image recognition capabilities. This survey serves as a valuable resource for researchers and practitioners, offering insights into the current state of PDNs and their practical implications in advancing image recognition technologies.

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