Efficient GAN

Efficient GANs aim to reduce the substantial computational demands of Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) while maintaining or improving generative quality. Current research focuses on techniques like knowledge distillation, network pruning (especially structured pruning of U-Net architectures), and patch-based training to achieve this efficiency, often incorporating elements like wavelet transforms or semi-supervised learning. These advancements are significant because they enable the deployment of high-performing GANs in resource-constrained environments and accelerate training and inference times for various applications, including image binarization, image-to-image translation, and skin lesion segmentation.

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