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1. Computer Science › Advanced Data Compression Techniques

   Universal Deep Neural Network Compression

   Choi, El‐Khamy and Lee · IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Signal Processing · 2020

   The paper introduces universal compression of deep neural networks, using randomised lattice vector quantization and universal source coding, and reports its compression ratios on two image classifiers.

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   1. UncheckedThe paper's universal compression scheme shrinks a 32-layer ResNet (CIFAR-10) 47.1 times and AlexNet (ImageNet) 42.5 times, by its own experiments.“Our experimental results show that the proposed universal DNN compression scheme compresses the 32-layer ResNet (trained on CIFAR-10) and the AlexNet (trained on ImageNet) with compression ratios of $47.1$ and $42.5$, respectively.”