Core Concepts
Automating neural network design through NAS has evolved from expert-driven to algorithm-driven processes, promising efficiency and innovation.
Abstract
Introduction
Overview of Neural Architecture Search (NAS) evolution.
Transition from manual to automated design approaches.
Backgrounds and Related Work
Importance of reducing human effort in network design.
Exploration of a larger space of architectural possibilities with NAS.
Architecture Search Mechanism
Defining the search space accurately for optimal architectures.
Choosing efficient search strategies like RL, EAs, or D-NAS.
Mainstreaming Paradigm of NAS
Different methodologies like RL-NAS, EA, D-NAS, BO-based NAS, Graph-based NAS, Hierarchical NAS, One-shot NAS, Cell-based NAS, and Neuroevolution in NAS.
Development and Elaboration
Advancements in hardware-aware NAS, reproducibility with NAS-Bench-101, optimization for embedded devices, Pareto-optimal approaches, efficient image denoising methods using NAS.
Stats
"The paper provides a comprehensive overview of Neural Architecture Search (NAS), emphasizing its evolution from manual design to automated."
"It covers the inception and growth of NAS across various domains like medical imaging and natural language processing."
"Adaptive Scalable NAS combines a simplified RL algorithm with reinforced IDEA for efficient operator selection."
Quotes
"NAS embodies the transition from manual expert-driven design to automated computationally-driven architecture search processes."
"NAS sits at the intersection of machine learning, optimization, statistics, and computational theory."