LightVAE: Towards Compact and Efficient Video Autoencoders
To address these limitations, we present LightVAE, a compression framework that exploits redundancy in temporal modeling and network depth.
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Key points
- Latent diffusion models enable high-quality video generation, but video VAE encoding and decoding remain computationally expensive.
- Existing methods use stage-specific lightweight operators, yet either constrain spatial and temporal computation jointly or remove temporal computation altogether, without distinguishing their compression sensitivities in pretrained Conv3D.
- LightVAE exactly reparameterizes eligible causal Conv3D layers into an aggregate spatial response and a difference-driven temporal correction.
- Based on their distinct compression sensitivities, temporal low-rank compression (TLR) keeps the aggregate spatial kernel dense and applies layer-specific low-rank approximation only to the temporal correction.
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- [1]LightVAE: Towards Compact and Efficient Video AutoencodersarXiv (AI, ML, NLP, CV, robotics, multi-agent) · Oct 10, 08:46 AM
To address these limitations, we present LightVAE, a compression framework that exploits redundancy in temporal modeling and network depth.
Latent diffusion models enable high-quality video generation, but video VAE encoding and decoding remain computationally expensive.
- [2]LightVAE: Towards Compact and Efficient Video AutoencodersHugging Face Daily Papers · Oct 10, 12:00 AM · same content
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