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Semi-supervised Learning GAN

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feature-matching gan generative-adversarial-networks semi-supervised-learning tensorflow

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Version used

Hello
Can you please which version of tensorflow and keras you have used to run this code on
Thanks and great work !

Missing images in Readme

Hi, dear author's GitHub.

Would you mind adding the missing images on Readme?? Just to understand the whole idea.

Thanks!

Advance training technics used

Thanks for sharing.
May you kindly list the advance training technics you implemented from article "Improved Techniques for Training GANs" ?
Did you implemented all the below ? Have you compared what of those was more effective improving the final score ?

  1. Feature matching
  2. Minibatch discrimination (the article suggest to do not use for the need of semi-supervised-learning
  3. Historical averaging
  4. One-sided label smoothing
  5. Virtual batch normalization

Reading the article it is not clear to me if they used all or not. Do you have a better understanding ?

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