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Sustainable Advancements in Image and Video Processing for Modern Applications

Year: 2024
Type: article
Abstract: The speedy improvement of artificial Genius (AI) has basically modified the area of picture and video processing and opened up new ‎possibilities ‎for a range of applications. This paper appears at the state-of-the-art techniques shaping the field, focusing on innovation and sustainability. We ‎‎review trendy technologies, along with deep getting to know frameworks, generative models, and facet AI, and learn about their have an impact on ‎on real-time ‎processing, useful resource efficiency, and scalability. For example, the Visual Transformer (ViT) has attracted interest for its optimal ‎potential to capture ‎global dependencies in visible data, outperforming common convolutional neural networks (CNNs) on more than a few tasks. In ‎addition, we talk about the ‎use of generative adversarial networks (GANs) to improve scientific picture quality, thereby appreciably enhancing ‎diagnostic accuracy. The paper ‎also addresses urgent sustainability issues via exploring methods to reduce the environmental affect of AI-driven ‎picture and video processing. ‎Techniques such as mannequin pruning, quantization, and integration of renewable strength into statistics centers are ‎explored, and practical options are ‎provided to balance overall performance and electricity consumption. This lookup offers realistic insights that can ‎be directly utilized to industries such as ‎healthcare, self-sufficient vehicles, and safety systems, and affords a roadmap for adopting energy-efficient ‎and moral AI practices. Through ‎these analyses, this paper presents precious insights into modern-day trends, sensible applications, and future ‎instructions of AI-driven photo and video ‎processing. By combining empirical proof and case studies, we aim to make contributions to the ongoing ‎dialogue on the role of AI in developing a extra ‎sustainable and revolutionary future.‎
Language: English
Open Access status: diamond
OpenAlex ID: W4403732838
FWCI: 0.575
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Cited by: 4
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