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During training the binary mask ₗ is obtained via the Gumbel‑Softmax trick:
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Loss function (example for image reconstruction): Enable Gating | Attach the gating network; use
| Step | Description | |------|-------------| | | Gather pairs ((\mathbfz, ,\mathbfy)) where z is the compressed latent (e.g., from a VAE encoder, CS measurement matrix, or pilot‑based channel estimate) and y is the ground‑truth high‑dimensional signal (image, MRI slice, waveform). | | 2. Warm‑Start Dense Decoder | Train a conventional fully‑connected decoder for a few epochs to provide a good initialization for W ₗ. | | 3. Enable Gating | Attach the gating network; use a relatively high temperature (τ ≈ 1.0) to allow smooth gradients. | | 4. Sparsity Regularisation | Add a loss term λ · ∑ₗ‖Bₗ‖₁ to encourage a small number of active blocks. λ is gradually increased (curriculum). | | 5. Anneal Temperature | Exponentially decay τ → 0.1 over the course of training; after τ < 0.2 switch to hard arg‑max masks for the final fine‑tuning epoch. | | 6. Quantisation‑Aware Fine‑Tuning | Switch to INT8 simulation (per‑channel scaling) and continue training for a few epochs to recover any loss due to quantisation. | after τ <