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Semantic redundancy-aware implicit neural compression for multidimensional biomedical image data
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The surge in advanced imaging techniques has generated vast biomedical image data with diverse dimensions in space, time and spectrum, posing big challenges to conventional compression techniques in image storage, transmission, and sharing. Here, we propose an intelligent image compression approach with the first-proved semantic redundancy of biomedical data in the implicit neural function domain. This Semantic redundancy based Implicit Neural Compression guided with Saliency map (SINCS) can notably improve the compression efficiency for arbitrary-dimensional image data in terms of compression ratio and fidelity. Moreover, with weight transfer and residual entropy coding strategies, it shows improved compression speed while maintaining high quality. SINCS yields high quality compression with over 2000-fold compression ratio on 2D, 2D-T, 3D, 4D biomedical images of diverse targets ranging from single virus to entire human organs, and ensures reliable downstream tasks, such as object segmentation and quantitative analyses, to be conducted at high efficiency. A semantic redundancy based implicit neural compression guided with saliency map approach can compress arbitrary-dimensional biomedical images of diverse targets ranging from single virus to entire human organs, and ensures reliable downstream tasks, such as object segmentation and quantitative analyses, to be conducted at high efficiency.
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