Re:DeepFaceDrawing Generates Photorealistic Portraits from F...
by tw000001 on Friday June 05, 2020 @09:26AM
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That's most likely a training data issue.
The whole thing works on statistical priors: if I have feature a at location x, there's a 90% I should have feature b at location y. So if the majority of pictures of beards in my dataset were also, say, wearing sunglasses, then naturally if I freehand draw a beard the net will probably output sunglasses even if I don't change the eyes!
The solution is to ensure that you sample the full data space that you wish to reproduce (not trivial). Neural nets do seem to interpolate but this is super high dimensional space so it's not always intuitive...there are many orders of magnitude more directions in which to move to get from point A to point B.
The whole thing works on statistical priors: if I have feature a at location x, there's a 90% I should have feature b at location y. So if the majority of pictures of beards in my dataset were also, say, wearing sunglasses, then naturally if I freehand draw a beard the net will probably output sunglasses even if I don't change the eyes!
The solution is to ensure that you sample the full data space that you wish to reproduce (not trivial). Neural nets do seem to interpolate but this is super high dimensional space so it's not always intuitive...there are many orders of magnitude more directions in which to move to get from point A to point B.