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Journal Articles (Review Article) Frontiers in Psychology Year : 2023

Deep learning for studying drawing behavior: A review

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In recent years, computer science has made major advances in understanding drawing behavior. Artificial intelligence, and more precisely deep learning, has displayed unprecedented performance in the automatic recognition and classification of large databases of sketches and drawings collected through touchpad devices. Although deep learning can perform these tasks with high accuracy, the way they are performed by the algorithms remains largely unexplored. Improving the interpretability of deep neural networks is a very active research area, with promising recent advances in understanding human cognition. Deep learning thus offers a powerful framework to study drawing behavior and the underlying cognitive processes, particularly in children and non-human animals, on whom knowledge is incomplete. In this literature review, we first explore the history of deep learning as applied to the study of drawing along with the main discoveries in this area, while proposing open challenges. Second, multiple ideas are discussed to understand the inherent structure of deep learning models. A non-exhaustive list of drawing datasets relevant to deep learning approaches is further provided. Finally, the potential benefits of coupling deep learning with comparative cultural analyses are discussed.
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hal-04208308 , version 1 (15-09-2023)

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Benjamin Beltzung, Marie Pelé, Julien P Renoult, Cédric Sueur. Deep learning for studying drawing behavior: A review. Frontiers in Psychology, 2023, 14, pp.992541. ⟨10.3389/fpsyg.2023.992541⟩. ⟨hal-04208308⟩
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