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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