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Remote Sensing – Learned Image Compression

Project Incharge:Dr. Akshara P. Byju
Remote Sensing – Learned Image Compression

Image compression is an important and fundamental research topic in the field of signal processing for many decades to achieve efficient image transmission and storage. Modern approaches on image compression apply deep learning on this task, i.e. learned image compression.

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