
handle: 2183/47287
[Abstract]: In this article we make an intensive analysis of the use of Artificial Neural Network and Deep Learning in Visual Arts. We introduce the content on Artificial Intelligence over the years and examine in depth the latest work carried out in prediction, classi_cation, evaluation, generation, and identification through Artifiial Neural Networks for the different Visual Arts. We highlight the contributions of photography and pictorial artworks, but there are also other uses for 3D modeling, video games, architecture, or comics. The reported results of the different investigations mentioned show us that, in the field of Visual Arts, Artificial Neural Networks continue to evolve constantly and that lately they show significant growth. To complement the text, we include a table with information about the most employed image data sets and a glossary.
Generative Adversarial Networks, Identification, Convolutional Neural Networks, Generation, Transfer Learning, Classification, Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Datasets, Visual Arts, Prediction, Evaluation, Artificial Neural Networks
Generative Adversarial Networks, Identification, Convolutional Neural Networks, Generation, Transfer Learning, Classification, Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Datasets, Visual Arts, Prediction, Evaluation, Artificial Neural Networks
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