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by Cacti
3198 days ago
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The generator is passed random noise from a distribution, so iterating through all the samples is the same as just sampling from that distribution a ton. If your noise is uniform on [0, 1], then, sure, you could just iterate through every possible float, I guess. Though in practice you're talking an astronomical number of possible combinations. Another option is to take two samples from the distribution and interpolate in-between them, which might give you an idea of the distribution of samples. Maybe, it depends on the GAN and data. |
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