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Viewport-based Neural 360° Image Compression

Given the popularity of 360° images on social media platforms, 360° image compression becomes a critical technology for media storage and transmission. Conventional 360° image compression pipeline projects the spherical image into a single 2D plane, leading to issues of oversampling and distortion. In this paper, we propose a novel viewport-based neural compression pipeline for 360° images. By replacing the image projection in conventional 360° image compression pipelines with viewport extraction and efficiently compressing multiple viewports, the proposed pipeline minimizes the inherent oversampling and distortion issues. However, viewport extraction impedes information sharing between m...

AuthorsJingwei Liao, Bo Chen, Klara Nahrstedt et al.
Primary categoryeess.IV
Published24 March 2026
Last updated at source24 March 2026
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