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Hi, keonlee.
Thanks for sharing code!
I found that when training aux model, we get \hat{x_0} from G, then diffuse it to \hat{x_1}, finally get a prediciton list [ \hat{x_0}, \hat{x_1}]. When calculating mel loss, add l1 loss of them with target. It confuse me. I understand l1(x_0, \hat{x_0}). But why not l1(x_1, \hat{x_1}).
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caisikai
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Which modules of G are freezed when training G in GAN?
Why minmize l1(\hat{x_0}, x_0)+l1(\hat{x_1}, x_0) when optimizing aux model?
Nov 9, 2022
Hi, keonlee.
Thanks for sharing code!
I found that when training aux model, we get \hat{x_0} from G, then diffuse it to \hat{x_1}, finally get a prediciton list [ \hat{x_0}, \hat{x_1}]. When calculating mel loss, add l1 loss of them with target. It confuse me. I understand l1(x_0, \hat{x_0}). But why not l1(x_1, \hat{x_1}).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: