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What actually breaks first when you aggressively compress visual representations?

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I've been experimenting with compact visual representations for edge/perception systems, where the goal is to preserve useful machine-level information while significantly reducing the representation size. One thing I've noticed is that the degradation isn't uniform. Global scene understanding can…

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  1. 2026-09-01 07:58 · r/computervision
    What actually breaks first when you aggressively compress visual representations?

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