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Hi,
How are you?
Thanks for this great work. I have one question: I ran the pytorch code and the generator doesn't work. It means: only model learned and saved, I used generator to generate the random noise and discriminator classify label. However, it always classify to one single or very few labels. I tried so many ways: change noise to normal distribution, add some more layers , but it looks like generator doesn't learn ...
Can please give some guidance or workable code? thanks a lot!
Look forward to hearing from you soon!
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Honestly, I cannot help you understand whether the generator "works" or not.
GAN-BERT does not aim to get a good generator. The goal is to constantly challenge the discriminator to improve its quality when few labeled data are available (in a semi-supervised fashion).
We have not thoroughly investigated the quality of the generator-derived material, even considering that it is an MLP applied to random noise. A more in-depth discussion of this topic can be found here:
Hi,
How are you?
Thanks for this great work. I have one question: I ran the pytorch code and the generator doesn't work. It means: only model learned and saved, I used generator to generate the random noise and discriminator classify label. However, it always classify to one single or very few labels. I tried so many ways: change noise to normal distribution, add some more layers , but it looks like generator doesn't learn ...
Can please give some guidance or workable code? thanks a lot!
Look forward to hearing from you soon!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: