GAN Loss
GAN loss functions are crucial components of Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs), determining how the generator and discriminator interact during training to produce high-quality synthetic data. Current research focuses on improving GAN training stability and the quality of generated samples by exploring alternative loss functions, such as those based on class probability estimation or f-divergences, and integrating them with other loss types like vector quantization losses. These advancements aim to address issues like mode collapse, blurry outputs, and training instability, ultimately leading to more robust and efficient GAN models with applications spanning image synthesis, 3D modeling, and anomaly detection.
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