yanntraonmilin.perso.math.cnrs.fr
Geometry x deep priors x inverse problems = 👍
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Geometry x deep priors x inverse problems = 👍
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"On the impact of the parametrization of deep
convolutional neural networks on post-training
quantization", Samy Houache, J.-F. Aujol, Y.T.
hal.science/hal-04922698/
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"On the impact of the parametrization of deep
convolutional neural networks on post-training
quantization", Samy Houache, J.-F. Aujol, Y.T.
hal.science/hal-04922698/
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texture". He gave very nice contributions with modern methods on a challenging ill-posed problem.
antoineguennec.perso.math.cnrs.fr
texture". He gave very nice contributions with modern methods on a challenging ill-posed problem.
antoineguennec.perso.math.cnrs.fr
"Joint structure-texture low dimensional modeling for image decomposition with a plug and play framework" (Guennec, Aujol, YT)
hal.science/hal-04648963v1
We describe how structure-texture decomposition is directly linked to ...
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"Joint structure-texture low dimensional modeling for image decomposition with a plug and play framework" (Guennec, Aujol, YT)
hal.science/hal-04648963v1
We describe how structure-texture decomposition is directly linked to ...
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"Max-sparsity atomic autoencoders with application to inverse problems" with YT, A. Newson. hal.science/hal-04773954v1
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"Max-sparsity atomic autoencoders with application to inverse problems" with YT, A. Newson. hal.science/hal-04773954v1
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What is the "best" way to estimate elements of a low-dimensional model from a limited number of measurements ?
What is the "best" way to estimate elements of a low-dimensional model from a limited number of measurements ?