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Invertible generative models for inverse problems: mitigating representation error and dataset bias

ICML 2020 · Image generation › Image restoration · approach: Inverse imaging with learned priors · 42 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Add latent-norm regularization (gamma) to Glow denoising objectiveGlow invertible prior · CelebA denoisingPSNR: outperforms BM3D by almost 2 dBHelped
Replace Glow prior with DCGAN prior in denoisingDCGAN prior · CelebA denoisingPSNRHurt
Use invertible Glow prior instead of low-dimensional GAN prior for compressive sensing (in-distribution)Glow prior · CelebA-HQ compressive sensing (in-distribution, 64px and 128px)PSNRHelped
Use invertible Glow prior instead of GAN prior for out-of-distribution compressive sensing (FFHQ)Glow prior · FFHQ compressive sensing (out-of-distribution)PSNRMixed
Initialize latent optimization at z0=0 without explicit likelihood penalty in compressive sensing (ablation)Glow prior · CelebA compressive sensingPSNRHelped
Use a GAN prior with low latent dimensionality vs invertible prior at large measurement countsDCGAN and PGGAN priors · CelebA compressive sensingPSNRHurt
Add pixelwise learned 1x1 convolution and affine coupling (Glow) as invertible prior architectureInvertible prior · generalqualitativeNo clear effect

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