ProGamerGov
ProGamerGov
@htoyryla I've got the model setup stuff mostly working now, but it crashes when you try to run forward/updateOutput for the content loss capture step. The error log: https://gist.github.com/ProGamerGov/67a638af58dec47c18815dab370ebf34 This...
@htoyryla I ditched my idea of "replacing layers" because that basically broke the model. I've successfully setup the steps you described, for both the legacy and non legacy versions of...
@htoyryla I'm not sure if the variables are being shared correctly between the loss functions. I added self.gradInput to the ContentLoss `__init__` function: :https://gist.github.com/ProGamerGov/59136b1492ebeff89072927dcc6b7814#file-lossmodules-py-L12, in order to prevent an error....
For the legacy version, I think I might have fixed the image processing: https://gist.github.com/ProGamerGov/cd05080818dadd3a9eaafa086685a289 But this the current output:  This is the output with `starry_night_crop.png`:  Here's `starry_night_crop.png` with...
As for the non legacy version: This was the result of this: https://gist.github.com/ProGamerGov/f94d1ba5defad7725781537de6812c99    I then tried things a bit differently with this: https://gist.github.com/ProGamerGov/9b17315bbbee72e8116c456fc622a5f1  And then some...
@jcjohnson Thanks for the tip regarding the models, my scripts seem to produce "stylized" results now, with the VGG models from pytorch-vgg! I was able to achieve some sort of...
I've been trying to debug an issue with my backwards gram pass, and I can't seem to pinpoint the exact cause. For simplicity, both input images used in each test,...
> Perhaps you have the layers mixed up somehow. I have checked the layers, and they are setup correctly as far as I can tell. --- So the input to...
> You seem to assume that the x use see in feval is an x you have in the loss modules. I was thinking that the `x` and `dy` in...
So I tried using hooks, and I can change the output image, but I can't seem to make it work: https://gist.github.com/ProGamerGov/d8c5a4e9384ef670ab11549393221d00. The output ends up looking like a bunch of...