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cs.CV2020

End-to-end Learning of Compressible Features

Saurabh Singh, Sami Abu-El-Haija, Nick Johnston +3

Pre-trained convolutional neural networks (CNNs) are powerful off-the-shelf feature generators and have been shown to perform very well on a variety of tasks. Unfortunately, the ge…

cs.CV2018

Joint Autoregressive and Hierarchical Priors for Learned Image Compression

David Minnen, Johannes Ballé, George Toderici

Recent models for learned image compression are based on autoencoders, learning approximately invertible mappings from pixels to a quantized latent representation. These are combin…

cs.CV2018

Towards a Semantic Perceptual Image Metric

Troy Chinen, Johannes Ballé, Chunhui Gu +8

We present a full reference, perceptual image metric based on VGG-16, an artificial neural network trained on object classification. We fit the metric to a new database based on 14…

cs.CV2018

Image-Dependent Local Entropy Models for Learned Image Compression

David Minnen, George Toderici, Saurabh Singh +2

The leading approach for image compression with artificial neural networks (ANNs) is to learn a nonlinear transform and a fixed entropy model that are optimized for rate-distortion…

cs.CV2018

Spatially adaptive image compression using a tiled deep network

David Minnen, George Toderici, Michele Covell +6

Deep neural networks represent a powerful class of function approximators that can learn to compress and reconstruct images. Existing image compression algorithms based on neural n…

cs.CV20179 cited

Target-Quality Image Compression with Recurrent, Convolutional Neural Networks

Michele Covell, Nick Johnston, David Minnen +5

We introduce a stop-code tolerant (SCT) approach to training recurrent convolutional neural networks for lossy image compression. Our methods introduce a multi-pass training method…