Closed dongrongliang closed 5 years ago
Those two are equivalent. You want to interpolate between x and x_fake and since alpha is a random variable in [0, 1] you might as well compute: interpolates = (1 - alpha) x + alpha x_fake = x - alpha x + alpha x_fake = x + alpha * (x_fake - x)
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In penalty_lib.py line 75, interpolates = x + alpha (x_fake - x). As for the Algorithm 1 of paper 'Improved Training of Wasserstein GANs', the interpolates equation is wrote as interpolates = alpha x + (1-alpha)*x_fake. Are these two formulation equivalent? Or There were some tricks I missed.