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Knowledge Distillation with Multi-granularity Mixture of Priors for Image Super-Resolution

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arxiv 2404.02573 v1 pith:R4M7FTVM submitted 2024-04-03 cs.CV

classification cs.CV
keywords mixturemodelfeaturedistillationimageknowledgemapsmipkd
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Knowledge distillation (KD) is a promising yet challenging model compression technique that transfers rich learning representations from a well-performing but cumbersome teacher model to a compact student model. Previous methods for image super-resolution (SR) mostly compare the feature maps directly or after standardizing the dimensions with basic algebraic operations (e.g. average, dot-product). However, the intrinsic semantic differences among feature maps are overlooked, which are caused by the disparate expressive capacity between the networks. This work presents MiPKD, a multi-granularity mixture of prior KD framework, to facilitate efficient SR model through the feature mixture in a unified latent space and stochastic network block mixture. Extensive experiments demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed MiPKD method.

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