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Especially the trick number 3 (sampling z from a sphere) sounds interesting to me, but I'm unsure how it should be implemented.
Is it just that I need to normalize my z vector to have unit length such that it lies on the surface of a hyper sphere?
If not is there some special function to sample points from inside a hypersphere in python?
Is there a repository where these ganhacks are already implemented (for dcgan)?
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As far as I understand this the slerp code is only for interpolating between two points on a hypersphere. Isn't it also necessary to replace the z vector that is used as input to the generator during dcgan training?
Right now I generate z like this:
Especially the trick number 3 (sampling z from a sphere) sounds interesting to me, but I'm unsure how it should be implemented.
Is it just that I need to normalize my z vector to have unit length such that it lies on the surface of a hyper sphere?
If not is there some special function to sample points from inside a hypersphere in python?
Is there a repository where these ganhacks are already implemented (for dcgan)?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: