Closed ShenMinSM closed 2 years ago
Thanks for your interest in our work. Unfortunately, CcGAN is only designed for scalar regression labels, and its current version cannot be applied to multivariate regression labels. We currently don't know how to modify it to fit the multivariate scenario.
Thanks for your interest in our work. Unfortunately, CcGAN is only designed for scalar regression labels, and its current version cannot be applied to multivariate regression labels. We currently don't know how to modify it to fit the multivariate scenario.
Sorry to keep bothering you. Your work helps me a lot. I wonder if there is any other way to apply multiple continuous labels to the gan? Or are there any related papers to recommend? Thanks very much for your reply!
You may simply concatenate your multivariate regression with the noise (for generator) or a hidden map (for discriminator). Some models for text-to-image generation may be helpful when texts are represented by a continuous vector. The following paper may be helpful: Attribute2image: Conditional image generation from visual attributes
I have tried simply concatenate my multivariate regression with the noise (for generator) or a hidden map (for discriminator), but it seemed labels interfere with each other. I will try the models for text-to-image. Appreciate your help ~ Thank you!
I have tried simply concatenate my multivariate regression with the noise (for generator) or a hidden map (for discriminator), but it seemed labels interfere with each other. I will try the models for text-to-image. Appreciate your help ~ Thank you!
You are welcome.
I have tried simply concatenate my multivariate regression with the noise (for generator) or a hidden map (for discriminator), but it seemed labels interfere with each other. I will try the models for text-to-image. Appreciate your help ~ Thank you!
Hi @ShenMinSM , I also encountered similar problem that requires to incorporate multi-labels. Did you get any new findings with this problem? It would be greatly appreciated if you could share any of your findings.
Also, thanks to @UBCDingXin for this great work. This method works perfectly for my project.
Thanks, Feiyang
Hi, I found that maybe using several embeddings works well in my project but I am nor sure this also works in your project.
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I have tried simply concatenate my multivariate regression with the noise (for generator) or a hidden map (for discriminator), but it seemed labels interfere with each other. I will try the models for text-to-image. Appreciate your help ~ Thank you!
Hi @ShenMinSM , I also encountered similar problem that requires to incorporate multi-labels. Did you get any new findings with this problem? It would be greatly appreciated if you could share any of your findings.
Also, thanks to @UBCDingXin for this great work. This method works perfectly for my project.
Thanks, Feiyang
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Hi Min, really appreciate your reply. Can you explain a little bit more about "several embeddings"? Do you mean training different embeddings for different label variables? How to deal with the multiple embeddings? Concatenate them?
Thanks, Feiyang
Thanks for your great work! Presently, I am researching some related issues, I am very interested in your codes. I am a non-computer grad student who is new to machine learning, and would like to know if your code can handle multi regression label problems, or what should I do if I want use in multi regression label problems? I will be appreciated for your reply, thank you very much!