IEEE ICIP 2026 · Tutorial
Generative Image and Video Coding: Principles, Methods, and Emerging Directions
Generative visual coding, from theoretical foundations to diffusion-based image and video compression and generative face video coding.
136 slides · Version 1.0 · 2026
Speakers
- Jianhui Chang
Cloud Computing Institute, China Telecom - Giuseppe Valenzise
Université Paris-Saclay, CNRS, CentraleSupélec, L2S, France - Shiqi Wang
Department of Computer Science, City University of Hong Kong
Tutorial outline
- Foundations of Generative Visual Coding — Giuseppe Valenzise
Coding paradigms, rate–distortion–perception, diffusion priors, and posterior reconstruction. - Diffusion Methods for Image and Video Coding — Jianhui Chang
Bitstream representations, generation control, efficient decoding, and temporal modeling. - Generative Face Video Coding and Beyond — Shiqi Wang
Compact facial representations, motion modeling, scalable coding, standardization, and future directions.
Citation and attribution
If you use the exposition, organization, or synthesis in these slides, please cite this tutorial. For specific methods, figures, and experimental results, please also cite the original publications credited in the slides. Third-party materials retain their original attribution. This citation refers to the tutorial slides; any future survey paper will have a separate bibliographic record.
Jianhui Chang, Giuseppe Valenzise, and Shiqi Wang. “Generative Image and Video Coding: Principles, Methods, and Emerging Directions.” Tutorial slides, IEEE International Conference on Image Processing (ICIP), 2026. Version 1.0.
@misc{chang2026generative,
author = {Chang, Jianhui and Valenzise, Giuseppe and Wang, Shiqi},
title = {Generative Image and Video Coding: Principles, Methods, and Emerging Directions},
year = {2026},
howpublished = {Tutorial slides, IEEE International Conference on Image Processing (ICIP)},
url = {https://floatbutterfly.github.io/jianhui/tutorials/icip2026-gvc/},
note = {136 slides. Version 1.0}
}