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Novel lossy compression algorithms with stacked autoencoders

Atreya et al., 2009

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7139697927500660361
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Atreya A
O’Shea D
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Lossy compression is a strategy to reduce the size of data while maintaining the majority of its useful or meaningful information. Though some data is lost in the compression process, lossy compression algorithms try to remove data that is unlikely to be considered important …
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