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Title : Deep Learning in Image Computing: An Overview

Authors : Jomy John     Volume 1 Issue 1    Pages: 33 - 40

ABSTRACT - Deep learning is a growing trend in computing. It is an improvement to artificial neural network. Deep Neural Networks are used in image classification, detection and segmentation. In this paper, an overview is carried out about the usage of deep neural network in various areas of image computing including image quality assessment, document imaging, object recognition, medical imaging, content based image retrieval and microscopy images with representative notable works in these areas. These works reveal that promising results are emerging with the help of deep learning architecture.

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