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infoGAN-pytorch

Implementation of infoGAN using PyTorch

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Catagorical variable(K) and continue variable (c1)
Row represents categorical variable from K = 0 to K = 9 (top to buttom) to characterize digits.
Column represents continue variable (c1) (Width) varying from -1 to 1(left to right).
c1

Catagorical variable(K) and continue variable (c2)
Row represents categorical variable from K = 0 to K = 9 (top to buttom) to characterize digits.
Column represents continue variable (c2) (Rotation) varying from -1 to 1(left to right).
c2

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what the log_gaussian loss's mean?

class log_gaussian:
def call(self, x, mu, var):
logli = -0.5*(var.mul(2*np.pi)+1e-6).log() -
(x-mu).pow(2).div(var.mul(2.0)+1e-6)
return logli.sum(1).mean().mul(-1)

1、What do mu and var represent?
2、I'm doubt about the log_gaussion's theory.

thank you!

Arbitrary size images

Thanks for this awesome simple to understand repo.

I'm trying to use this for data augmentation, for a new dataset with size 128x128, and a latent variable which is a vector of size 37.

I tried to play a bit with the Conv2d parameters, but unfortunately no configuration I tried made it run without errors. I was wondering if you can please add a size-dependent convolution to the source code, so in the future anyone with any size can just input their size and get this working correctly.

Thanks

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