How to design the generator in generative adversarial network (GAN)?
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I am new to GAN. And recently read a paper about how to implement GAN in recommender system here
I have a question in the paper.
The Eq (20) in the paper should be the discriminator function.
The generator should be the $G_{phi}$ which is mentioned in the Eq (21) and Eq (22). However, what is definition of $G_{phi}$ here?
Thanks,
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I am new to GAN. And recently read a paper about how to implement GAN in recommender system here
I have a question in the paper.
The Eq (20) in the paper should be the discriminator function.
The generator should be the $G_{phi}$ which is mentioned in the Eq (21) and Eq (22). However, what is definition of $G_{phi}$ here?
Thanks,
neural-network deep-learning gan
edited 7 hours ago
Esmailian
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jasonjason
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are you asking in general what is the generative part of a GAN, or are you asking what is the specific network architecture that was used by this paper for their generator?
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– JahKnows
6 hours ago
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Only for this paper, thanks
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– jason
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I am new to GAN. And recently read a paper about how to implement GAN in recommender system here
I have a question in the paper.
The Eq (20) in the paper should be the discriminator function.
The generator should be the $G_{phi}$ which is mentioned in the Eq (21) and Eq (22). However, what is definition of $G_{phi}$ here?
Thanks,
neural-network deep-learning gan
edited 7 hours ago
Esmailian
2,639318
asked yesterday
jasonjason
1324
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I am new to GAN. And recently read a paper about how to implement GAN in recommender system here
I have a question in the paper.
The Eq (20) in the paper should be the discriminator function.
The generator should be the $G_{phi}$ which is mentioned in the Eq (21) and Eq (22). However, what is definition of $G_{phi}$ here?
Thanks,
neural-network deep-learning gan
neural-network deep-learning gan
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Esmailian
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asked yesterday
jasonjason
1324
edited 7 hours ago
Esmailian
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asked yesterday
jasonjason
1324
edited 7 hours ago
Esmailian
2,639318
edited 7 hours ago
Esmailian
2,639318
edited 7 hours ago
Esmailian
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jasonjason
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asked yesterday
jasonjason
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are you asking in general what is the generative part of a GAN, or are you asking what is the specific network architecture that was used by this paper for their generator?
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– JahKnows
6 hours ago
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Only for this paper, thanks
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– jason
4 hours ago
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are you asking in general what is the generative part of a GAN, or are you asking what is the specific network architecture that was used by this paper for their generator?
$endgroup$
– JahKnows
6 hours ago
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Only for this paper, thanks
$endgroup$
– jason
4 hours ago
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are you asking in general what is the generative part of a GAN, or are you asking what is the specific network architecture that was used by this paper for their generator?
$endgroup$
– JahKnows
6 hours ago
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are you asking in general what is the generative part of a GAN, or are you asking what is the specific network architecture that was used by this paper for their generator?
$endgroup$
– JahKnows
6 hours ago
$begingroup$
Only for this paper, thanks
$endgroup$
– jason
4 hours ago
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Only for this paper, thanks
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– jason
4 hours ago
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are you asking in general what is the generative part of a GAN, or are you asking what is the specific network architecture that was used by this paper for their generator?
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– JahKnows
6 hours ago
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Only for this paper, thanks
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– jason
4 hours ago