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Soft-to-Hard Vector Quantization for End-to-End Learning Compressible Representations

NeurIPS 2017 · Architectures and efficiency › Quantization · approach: Post-training weight quantization · 358 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use vector quantization instead of scalar quantization (ablation)Soft-to-Hard Autoencoder · ImageNET100compression rate at a given reconstruction MSEHelped
Add entropy loss (use β > 0 rather than β = 0) (ablation)Soft-to-Hard Autoencoder · ImageNET100compression rate at a given reconstruction MSEHelped
Use arithmetic coding instead of Huffman codingSoft-to-Hard Annealing for 32-layer ResNet · CIFAR-10compression ratio: 19.15 -> 20.15Helped
Use end-to-end soft-to-hard annealing compression rather than the original uncompressed model32-layer ResNet · CIFAR-10 testaccuracy: 92.6 -> 92.1Hurt
Use end-to-end soft-to-hard annealing compression rather than pruning, uniform quantization, fine-tuning, and entropy coding32-layer ResNet · CIFAR-10compression ratio: 22.17 -> 19.15Hurt

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