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kwotsin avatar kwotsin commented on May 26, 2024

Hi @czzerone, it is quite difficult to judge how well the training is going in terms of losses usually, since depending on what loss you use (hinge loss, wasserstein loss etc.), the curves can look very different.

That said, I think a few approaches might help:

  1. Do a visual analysis of the output: TensorBoard visualisations from the training can tell you whether the generator has mode collapsed.
  2. Losses go very flat or diverges (but quite subjective still depending on which loss you used). If you're interested, you can train the base SNGAN model to see how the loss should look like. That can be a reference point to see if your new addition works.

Hope this helps and happy researching!

from mimicry.

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