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Optimizing Multiple Feature Types for Image Inpainting in the Linear and Nonlinear Setting
Inpainting-based compression stores a carefully optimized subset of the full image data and reconstructs the missing data by inpainting. The quality of these lossy codecs depends decisively on the stored data. So far, these data consist almost exclusively of pixel locations along with their grayscal
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