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Modeling Sparse Deviations for Compressed Sensing using Generative Models

ICML 2018 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Domain adaptation and generalization · approach: Mixture and distillation for domain shift · 43 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Allow sparse deviations from the generator rangeSparse-Gen · MNIST and Omniglotreconstruction errorHelped
Use a generative-model prior instead of sparsity aloneCompressed sensing recovery · MNIST and Omniglot, low measurementsreconstruction errorHelped
Use Sparse-Gen instead of generative model-based recoveryTransfer compressed sensing · MNIST to Omniglot and Omniglot to MNISTreconstruction errorHelped
Use Sparse-Gen instead of VAE or LASSOTransfer compressed sensing · MNIST to Omniglot and Omniglot to MNISTℓ2 reconstruction errorHelped
Use Sparse-Gen instead of VAE or LASSOTransfer compressed sensing · MNIST to Omniglot and Omniglot to MNISTℓ1 reconstruction errorMixed
Allow sparse deviations from the generator rangeSparse-Gen · CelebAreconstruction errorHelped
Use wavelet basis rather than DCT basis for deviations (ablation)Sparse-DCGAN · CelebAreconstruction errorHelped

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