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![Improved compression of Bad Apple into a Neural Network [P]](https://preview.redd.it/op3rm5z65xhh1.png?width=640&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=eaf28da20b946a5af59dbee34cfbea020bb98608)
Improved compression of Bad Apple into a Neural Network [P]
Recent experimentation with SIREN networks has yielded significant improvements in compressing the "Bad Apple" video. By employing a novel batch generation technique that incorporates pixels across the entire video, we’ve achieved a more faithful reproduction while maintaining the original model architecture—4 x 512 wide sine layers totaling 792,257 parameters. While a full framerate version proved challenging due to increased temporal data demands, the low-rate version demonstrates compelling compression capabilities. This reimplementation, built using GPT5.
It's time to desk reject papers that don't include code that can reproduce the results [D]
A concerning trend is emerging from recent conference review seasons: a significant lack of reproducible code accompanying submitted papers. Across 12 reviews this year, only one provided complete, runnable code, while seven offered none at all. This severely impacts quality assurance and reproducibility, with even partial code often containing critical bugs. Incentives currently favor code concealment, but a shift towards penalties for non-disclosure is needed to ensure rigorous scientific standards.