Random Projections with Asymmetric Quantization
–Neural Information Processing Systems
The method of random projection has been a popular tool for data compression, similarity search, and machine learning. In many practical scenarios, applying quantization on randomly projected data could be very helpful to further reduce storage cost and facilitate more efficient retrievals, while only suffering from little loss in accuracy.
Neural Information Processing Systems
Nov-18-2025, 01:28:17 GMT
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