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Deep Learning in Latent Space for Video Prediction and Compression
Bowen Liu, Yu Chen, Shiyu Liu, Hun-Seok Kim
Learning-based video compression has achieved substantial progress during recent years. The most influential approaches adopt deep neural networks (DNNs) to remove spatial and temporal redundancies by finding the appropriate lower-dimensional representations of frames in the video. We propose a novel DNN based framework that predicts and compresses video sequences in the latent vector space. The proposed method first learns the efficient lower-dimensional latent space representation of each video frame and then performs inter-frame prediction in that latent domain. The proposed latent domain compression of individual frames is obtained by a deep autoencoder trained with a generative adversarial network (GAN). To exploit the temporal correlation within the video frame sequence, we employ a convolutional long short-term memory (ConvLSTM) network to predict the latent vector representation of the future frame. We demonstrate our method with two applications; video compression and abnormal event detection that share the identical latent frame prediction network. The proposed method exhibits superior or competitive performance compared to the state-of-the-art algorithms specifically designed for either video compression or anomaly detection.
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