
handle: 10576/22672
In this study, we propose a novel vector quantization algorithm for Approximate Nearest Neighbor (ANN) search, based on a joint competitive learning strategy and hence called as competitive quantization (CompQ). CompQ is a hierarchical algorithm, which iteratively minimizes the quantization error by jointly optimizing the codebooks in each layer, using a gradient decent approach. An extensive set of experimental results and comparative evaluations show that CompQ outperforms the-state-of-the-art while retaining a comparable computational complexity.
large-scale retrieval, vector quantization, binary codes, Approximate nearest neighbor search
large-scale retrieval, vector quantization, binary codes, Approximate nearest neighbor search
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