DeepGAN: Utilizing generative adversarial networks for improved deep learning

Abstract

In the realm of deep learning, Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) have emerged as a topic of significant interest for their potential to enhance model performance and enable effective data augmentation. This paper addresses the existing challenges in synthesizing high-quality data and harnessing the capabilities of GANs for improved deep learning outcomes. Unlike traditional approaches that heavily rely on manually engineered data augmentation techniques, our work introduces a novel framework that leverages DeepGANs to autonomously generate diverse and high-fidelity data. Our experiments encompass a diverse spectrum of datasets, including images, text, and time series data. In the context of image classification tasks, we conduct experiments on the widely recognized CIFAR-10 dataset, which consists of 50,000 image samples. Our results demonstrate the remarkable efficacy of DeepGANs in enhancing model performance across various data domains. Notably, in image classification using the CIFAR-10 dataset, our innovative approach achieves an impressive accuracy of 97.2%. This represents a substantial advancement beyond conventional CNN models, underscoring the profound impact of DeepGANs in the realm of deep learning. In summary, this research sheds light on DeepGANs as a fundamental component in the pursuit of enhanced deep learning performance. Our framework not only overcomes existing limitations but also heralds a new era of data augmentation, with generative adversarial networks leading the way. The attainment of an accuracy rate of 97.2% on CIFAR-10 serves as a compelling testament to the transformative potential of DeepGANs, solidifying their pivotal role in the future of deep learning. This promises the development of more robust, adaptive, and accurate models across a myriad of applications, marking a significant contribution to the field.