Text-Guided Token Communication for Wireless Image Transmission

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Autores principales: Liu, Bole, Qiao, Li, Wang, Ye, Gao, Zhen, Ma, Yu, Ying, Keke, Qin, Tong
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Publicado: 2025
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author Liu, Bole
Qiao, Li
Wang, Ye
Gao, Zhen
Ma, Yu
Ying, Keke
Qin, Tong
author_facet Liu, Bole
Qiao, Li
Wang, Ye
Gao, Zhen
Ma, Yu
Ying, Keke
Qin, Tong
contents With the emergence of 6G networks and proliferation of visual applications, efficient image transmission under adverse channel conditions is critical. We present a text-guided token communication system leveraging pre-trained foundation models for wireless image transmission with low bandwidth. Our approach converts images to discrete tokens, applies 5G NR polar coding, and employs text-guided token prediction for reconstruction. Evaluations on ImageNet show our method outperforms Deep Source Channel Coding with Attention Modules (ADJSCC) in perceptual quality and semantic preservation at Signal-to-Noise Ratios (SNRs) above 0 dB while mitigating the cliff effect at lower SNRs. Our system requires no scenario-specific retraining and exhibits superior cross-dataset generalization, establishing a new paradigm for efficient image transmission aligned with human perceptual priorities.
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Liu, Bole
Qiao, Li
Wang, Ye
Gao, Zhen
Ma, Yu
Ying, Keke
Qin, Tong
Information Theory
With the emergence of 6G networks and proliferation of visual applications, efficient image transmission under adverse channel conditions is critical. We present a text-guided token communication system leveraging pre-trained foundation models for wireless image transmission with low bandwidth. Our approach converts images to discrete tokens, applies 5G NR polar coding, and employs text-guided token prediction for reconstruction. Evaluations on ImageNet show our method outperforms Deep Source Channel Coding with Attention Modules (ADJSCC) in perceptual quality and semantic preservation at Signal-to-Noise Ratios (SNRs) above 0 dB while mitigating the cliff effect at lower SNRs. Our system requires no scenario-specific retraining and exhibits superior cross-dataset generalization, establishing a new paradigm for efficient image transmission aligned with human perceptual priorities.
title Text-Guided Token Communication for Wireless Image Transmission
topic Information Theory
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2507.05781