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GAN

Generator and discriminator trained against each other to synthesise realistic data.

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Overview

A generative adversarial network trains two models against each other: a generator that produces samples and a discriminator that tries to tell them from real ones. It solves the problem of generating sharp, realistic data without an explicit likelihood. It exists because a learned critic gives a much more useful training signal for images than a per-pixel loss, which tends to produce blur.

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