Ayman Soliman Selmy Mohamed
Lecturer
A Comprehensive Survey on AlexNet improvements and fusion techniques
Fusion: Practice and Applications • 2024
Publication Information
Authors
Bahaa S. Rabi, Ayman S. Selmy, Wael A. Mohamed
Keywords
Artificial Intelligence; Deep Learning; AlexNet improvements; Machine learning; Convolutional Neural
Networks; Fusion of AlexNet
Journal
Fusion: Practice and Applications
Publisher
American Scientific Publishing Group
Volume
17
Issue
2
Pages
123-146
publication.type
International
Paper Link
Open Link
Supplementary Materials
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Abstract
Machine- and deep-learning techniques have been used in numerous real-world applications. One of the famous deeplearning methodologies is the Deep Convolutional Neural Network. AlexNet is a well-known global deep convolutional
neural network architecture. AlexNet significantly contributes to solving different classification problems in different
applications based on deep learning. Therefore, it is necessary to continuously improve the model to enhance its
performance. This survey study formally defined the AlexNet architecture, presented information on current
improvement solutions, and reviewed applications based on AlexNet improvements. This work also presents a simple
survey based on a fusion of AlexNet with different machine-learning techniques for recent research in biomedical
applications. In the survey results for about 11 research papers for both improvement and fusion techniques of AlexNet,
it was clear that the fusion was the superior one with 99.72, and the improved one was 99.7%. In the conclusion and
discussion section, there was a comparison between the improved techniques and fusion techniques of AlexNet and a
proposal for future work on AlexNet development.
neural network architecture. AlexNet significantly contributes to solving different classification problems in different
applications based on deep learning. Therefore, it is necessary to continuously improve the model to enhance its
performance. This survey study formally defined the AlexNet architecture, presented information on current
improvement solutions, and reviewed applications based on AlexNet improvements. This work also presents a simple
survey based on a fusion of AlexNet with different machine-learning techniques for recent research in biomedical
applications. In the survey results for about 11 research papers for both improvement and fusion techniques of AlexNet,
it was clear that the fusion was the superior one with 99.72, and the improved one was 99.7%. In the conclusion and
discussion section, there was a comparison between the improved techniques and fusion techniques of AlexNet and a
proposal for future work on AlexNet development.
