Maximising the difference between multiple distributions

In summary, the conversation discusses the development of a parent loss function for a neural network model. Specifically, the algorithm for processing an image and the use of a quad-tree compression algorithm are mentioned. The goal is to map a noise vector to an image and maximize the distance between segments found using the quad-tree algorithm. This process must be repeated for each channel in the RGB channels. The conversation ends with a mention of contributors for a potential paper.
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I am trying to come up with a parent loss function for the following neural network model. On top of that the algorithm for processing an image would also be helpful.

The quad-tree compression algorithm divides an image into ever increasingly small segments (squares) and stops in a particular region when all the pixels are the same value.

I would like a situation where I map a noise vector directly to an image. On top of that , the loss function will maximize the distance(KL) between the segments found using the quad-tree algorithm on the image.

This is involved because we have to alliteratively de-resolve slightly the image and find the new segments after that . Then to maximize the distance between all these segments at the same time. Perhaps with a bias towards the segments found at the highest resolution.

Another consideration is that this happens for each channel in the RGB channels.

Thankyou!
If this gets to a paper i will mention contributors :)
 
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So there will be a loss function for each image in the training set, and we process the image with the quadtree algorithm before in order to get its parameters.
 

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