Deep Learning Approaches for Feature Extraction in Big Data Analytics

Abstract

In the context of big data analytics, this study examines the use of algorithms based on deep learning for feature extraction. Traditional methods usually have trouble sifting through the complexity and volume of data to find the important elements. We investigate the application of auto encoders, transformer-based models, convolutional neural networks (CNNs), and recurrent neural networks (RNNs) to address this problem. Our comprehensive review of existing literature compares these deep learning techniques with traditional methods and highlights their adaptability to large-scale datasets. The efficacy and precision of these methodologies are demonstrated by empirical investigations conducted on authentic datasets across a range of disciplines, including but not limited to time-series analysis, picture identification, and natural language processing. Despite challenges like computational requirements and model interpretability, our findings indicate that deep learning-based feature extraction holds significant promise for enhancing big data analytics, leading to valuable insights and discoveries in various fields.