Unified system for multi-modal data compression with relationship preservation and neural reconstruction

Abstract

A unified platform for multi-modal data compression and decompression that enables efficient processing of correlated data streams while preserving relationships between different modalities. The platform employs a virtual management layer to analyze and route input streams, implementing correlation analysis to identify temporal and spatial relationships between streams. Multiple compression methods, including neural network-based approaches, are utilized to compress data sets while maintaining cross-modal dependencies. A neural upsampling system leverages learned correlations between streams to enhance reconstruction quality. The platform includes a synchronization manager that maintains temporal alignment and relationship preservation throughout processing. By integrating correlation-aware compression with neural upsampling techniques, the platform provides comprehensive multi-modal compression capabilities while preserving critical relationships between different data types. The system is particularly suited for applications involving synchronized audio-visual data, sensor streams, and other multi-modal content.