Ziyue Zeng is a Ph.D. student at Kato Laboratory, Waseda University, and a Research Intern at the CG Lab of Huawei Tokyo Da Vinci Research Institute. His research focuses on generative compression, which uses pretrained generative models as decoders to reconstruct images and videos at ultra-low bitrates, and on understanding compressed representations. His recent work, GVCC, a zero-shot video codec built on pretrained video generative models, will appear at NeurIPS 2026.
He received his M.S. from Watanabe Laboratory, Waseda University, where he also worked on diffusion-based frame interpolation and deepfake detection, and his B.S. in Artificial Intelligence from Chongqing University.
Ph.D. in Fundamental Science and Engineering (Kato Lab), 2026–present
Waseda University
M.S. in Fundamental Science and Engineering (Watanabe Lab), 2024–2026
Waseda University
B.S. in Artificial Intelligence, 2020–2024
Chongqing University
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