AutoML: A Survey of the State-of-the-Art

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"AutoML: A Survey of the State-of-the-Art" is a comprehensive academic survey paper that reviews and synthesizes methods, tools, and challenges in automated machine learning, including model selection, hyperparameter optimization, and neural architecture search.

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instanceOf academic survey paper ⓘ
review article ⓘ
scientific article ⓘ
addresses challenges in hyperparameter optimization ⓘ
challenges in model selection automation ⓘ
challenges in neural architecture search ⓘ
computational cost of AutoML ⓘ
evaluation and benchmarking of AutoML systems ⓘ
scalability issues in AutoML ⓘ
aimsTo identify open problems in AutoML ⓘ
provide a comprehensive overview of AutoML ⓘ
synthesize methods and tools in AutoML ⓘ
describes end-to-end AutoML systems ⓘ
methods for automated hyperparameter tuning ⓘ
methods for automated model selection ⓘ
methods for neural architecture search ⓘ
performance estimation strategies in AutoML ⓘ
search algorithms for AutoML ⓘ
field automated machine learning ⓘ
fieldOfStudy artificial intelligence ⓘ
computer science ⓘ
machine learning ⓘ
focusesOn practical aspects of deploying AutoML ⓘ
theoretical aspects of AutoML methods ⓘ
hasForm PDF ⓘ
online article ⓘ
intendedFor practitioners using AutoML systems ⓘ
researchers in machine learning ⓘ
students studying automated machine learning ⓘ
language English ⓘ
surveys applications of AutoML ⓘ
existing AutoML software ⓘ
state-of-the-art AutoML approaches ⓘ
topic AutoML ⓘ
AutoML benchmarks ⓘ
AutoML tools and frameworks ⓘ
Bayesian optimization ⓘ
black-box optimization ⓘ
challenges in AutoML ⓘ
evaluation strategies in AutoML ⓘ
future directions in AutoML ⓘ
hyperparameter optimization ⓘ
meta-learning ⓘ
model selection ⓘ
neural architecture search ⓘ
pipeline search ⓘ
search space design ⓘ

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