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CoCliCo: Extremely low bitrate image compression based on CLIP semantic and tiny color map

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Coding algorithms are usually designed to pixelwisely reconstruct images, which limits the expected gains in terms of compression. In this work, we introduce a semantic compressed representation for images: CoCliCo. We encode the inputs into a CLIP latent vector and a tiny color map, and we use a conditional diffusion model for reconstruction. When compared to the most recent traditional and generative coders, our approach reaches drastic compression gains while keeping most of the high-level information and a good level of realism.
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hal-04478601 , version 1 (26-02-2024)

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Tom Bachard, Tom Bordin, Thomas Maugey. CoCliCo: Extremely low bitrate image compression based on CLIP semantic and tiny color map. PCS 2024 - Picture Coding Symposium, Jun 2024, Taichung, Taiwan. pp.1-5. ⟨hal-04478601⟩
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