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Improved Techniques for Training GANs

NeurIPS 2016 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Semi-supervised learning · approach: GAN-based semi-supervised learning · 1,344 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Add minibatch features (minibatch discrimination) to the discriminator (ablation)GAN generating CIFAR-10 samples · CIFAR-10 Inception scoreInception score: 3.87 -> 8.09 (full methods vs -MBF)Helped
Add labels (semi-supervised class information) to GAN training (ablation)GAN generating CIFAR-10 samples · CIFAR-10 Inception scoreInception score: 4.36 -> 8.09 (vs -L)Helped
Add one-sided label smoothing to the discriminator (ablation)GAN generating CIFAR-10 samples · CIFAR-10 Inception scoreInception score: 6.83 -> 8.09Helped
Use virtual batch normalization in generator instead of batch normalization (ablation)GAN generating CIFAR-10 samples · CIFAR-10 Inception scoreInception score: 7.54 -> 8.09Helped
Add historical averaging (with labels removed) (ablation)GAN generating CIFAR-10 samples without labels · CIFAR-10 Inception scoreInception score: 4.36 -> 6.86Helped
Add feature matching objective for semi-supervised learning on MNIST/CIFAR-10/SVHNGAN-based semi-supervised classifier · MNIST, CIFAR-10 semi-supervised classificationtest errorHelped
Use minibatch discrimination instead of feature matching for generator trainingGAN-based semi-supervised classifier · MNIST semi-supervisedclassification qualityHurt
Add minibatch discrimination to generator trainingGAN generating MNIST samples · MNIST sample quality (MTurk)human discrimination rate: annotators correct 52.4% (near chance)Helped

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