2019 · 295 citations · 70 references
ComputingComputer ScienceComputer VisionKnowledge TransferMachine LearningDeep LearningNeural NetworksRepresentation LearningTransfer LearningTransfer Training
Transfer learning is emerging as a key solution when data are scarce, expensive to collect, or privacy‑restricted, enabling rapid prototyping with pre‑trained models. The survey aims to review concepts and definitions of transfer learning and catalog terminology. It achieves this by surveying literature and compiling definitions and terms. The survey synthesizes prior work, highlights recent findings, and outlines future research directions.
Transfer learning is an emerging topic that may drive the success of machine learning in research and industry. The lack of data on specific tasks is one of the main reasons to use it, since collecting and labeling data can be very expensive and can take time, and recent concerns with privacy make difficult to use real data from users. The use of transfer learning helps to fast prototype new machine learning models using pre-trained models from a source task since training on millions of images can take time and requires expensive GPUs. In this survey, we review the concepts and definitions related to transfer learning and we list the different terms used in the literature. We bring the point of view from different authors of prior surveys, adding some more recent findings in order to give a clear vision of directions for future work in this field of research.
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