Lin-Chieh Huang

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I use your optimal value formulation in the paper I found the distribution of optimal loss shwon in below ![download](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/69715105/161432119-71231c00-4031-4091-a9a6-fd940ca7f66e.png) I think the statistic method is an potential tool to...

Here is my class distribuion of training dataset : ![download](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/69715105/161434423-d4d0a371-5765-4c10-9cbb-e74405591a8c.png) And I sample batches from multinomial distribuion where the parameters is based on the class distribuion and use the optimal...

> Oh nice work! > > Can you explain the sentence that "I use your optimal value formulation in the paper I found the distribution of optimal loss shwon in...

Here is my updated notebook https://www.kaggle.com/code/tom99763/sampling-distribuion-of-optimal-loss The way I compute this optimal loss is: Compute prior class probrability p1,...pC based on the training data Iteration 50000 times: 1. sample a...

I'm going to publish my paper, and I use your idea in my paper but I do image-to-image translation task The amazing thing is when my model converges the loss...

> Your work is so amazing. When I use the interpolation in the texture code, it will change the structure of source picture slightly. In the mountain dataset, for example,...

> That is correct, in that using smaller patch size will help. You can also make the structure code larger by reducing the number of downsampling steps in the encoder....

> > That is correct, in that using smaller patch size will help. You can also make the structure code larger by reducing the number of downsampling steps in the...

> hi @taesungp great piece of work, I trained it on my dataset of 50k images for 50 Mil iterations as you suggested, on testing time the results are quite...

> Hi @tom99763, I suppose it's because the patch discriminator becomes stronger during the course of training, encouraging the generator to make more changes. You can try the following two...