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LD-CSNet: A latent diffusion-based architecture for perceptual Compressed Sensing.

Bowen Zheng¹, Guiling Sun¹, Liang Dong¹

¹College of Electronic Information and Optical Engineering, Nankai University, Tianjin, 300350, China.

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|August 1, 2024

Summary

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This study introduces LD-CSNet, a novel framework for Compressed Sensing (CS) image reconstruction. It achieves superior perceptual quality and robustness, even at very low sampling rates, using latent diffusion models.

Keywords:

Compressed sensing Generative model Image reconstruction Latent diffusion Perceptual quality

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Area of Science:

Image Acquisition and Reconstruction
Machine Learning for Signal Processing

Background:

Compressed Sensing (CS) enables high-quality image reconstruction with fewer measurements than traditional methods.
Neural networks enhance CS but struggle with perceptual quality at extremely low sampling rates.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a novel framework, LD-CSNet, for improved image reconstruction in Compressed Sensing.
To enhance perceptual quality and robustness at extremely low sampling rates.

Main Methods:

A two-stage framework utilizing a pre-trained autoencoder for latent representation.
A conditional diffusion model in the latent space for reconstruction, guided by encoded measurements.
A measurement embedding module integrated with a denoising network.

Main Results:

LD-CSNet demonstrates superior perceptual quality and noise robustness across multiple datasets.
The method maintains image fidelity and visual quality at significantly reduced sampling rates.
Experimental results highlight the efficacy of latent diffusion models in CS image reconstruction.

Conclusions:

LD-CSNet offers a promising approach for high-fidelity image reconstruction in Compressed Sensing.
Diffusion models show significant potential for advancing data-driven CS techniques.
Future work should explore advanced models for the initial latent representation stage.