Review Article on Machine Learning and its applications
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.30732/RJET.20200901008Keywords:
Image processing, Image recognition, Encapsulating, Machine learning, FrameworkAbstract
Image processing is one of the most prominent areas in the field of science and technology. The aim of image processing is to evaluate the image information either by enhancing or compressing the images whereas machine learning is used to optimize differentiable parameters such that any loss or cost function is minimized. So, the combination of these two has led to better recognition and processing of the images. There are various fields and applications where, frameworks that could analyse the images and have much benefit. Thus machine learning could provide high-tech uses and benefits to the areas including agriculture, medical imaging, defence, image recognition etc., and this framework benefits the community thus improving the quality of life. In this paper, various researches and its applications that are carried on image processing using machine learning framework are produced.
Keywords: Image processing, optimize, recognition, machine learning.
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