Description: Optimized architecture in convolutional neural networks (CNN) refers to a network design that has been carefully tuned to maximize its performance on specific tasks, such as image classification or pattern recognition. These architectures are characterized by their ability to extract hierarchical features from input data, using convolutional layers that apply filters to images to detect relevant patterns and features. Optimization may include selecting the number and type of layers, filter size, activation functions, and regularization techniques, among other aspects. The goal is to improve model accuracy, reduce training time, and minimize computational resource usage. Optimized architectures are fundamental in the development of artificial intelligence applications, as they enable models to be more efficient and effective in solving complex problems. In a world where the amount of generated data is overwhelming, having architectures that can process this information quickly and accurately is essential for technological advancement and innovation across various fields, from healthcare to autonomous vehicles.
