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Benchmarking GAN Inversion Encoders for High-Fidelity Reconstruction of Ulcerative Colitis Images

2026 · Digital Holography and 3-D Imaging · pp. W4A.32 · 0 citations · 1 references

Abstract

This study benchmarks colonoscopy image reconstruction. We introduce a Latent Bank method to improve standard encoders, but High-Fidelity GAN Inversion achieves superior quality (FID = 22.12, MS-SSIM > 0.91), proving the best for colonoscopy images.

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