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Shouldn't z be a Gaussian distribution? seems that in code your code you just take out the output of a hidden layer (train_z) and then you minimize the MMD of that with a prior! #3

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AliLotfi92 opened this issue Jun 20, 2019 · 3 comments

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@AliLotfi92 AliLotfi92 changed the title Shouldn't z be a Gaussian distribution? seems that in code your code you just take out the output of a hidden layer (train_z) and then you minimize the distance MMD of that with a prior! Shouldn't z be a Gaussian distribution? seems that in code your code you just take out the output of a hidden layer (train_z) and then you minimize the MMD of that with a prior! Jun 26, 2019
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Did you figure this out?

@AliLotfi92
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Nope, a similar issue is still open here:
https://github.com/ShengjiaZhao/InfoVAE/issues/1
I should say I've not been able to reproduce the reported results after fixing this. I have the fixed version, let me know if you need that.

@AliLotfi92 AliLotfi92 reopened this Nov 16, 2019
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Hi sorry for this late reply. I haven't been up to date on looking at this repo. In the tutorial, we use a simplified implementation without adding random noise. For the version with random noise please see this file
https://github.com/ShengjiaZhao/MMD-Variational-Autoencoder/blob/master/mmd_vae_eval.py

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