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Combined strided/fractionally strided convolutions, restricted dense layers, normalization and activation choices to train convolutional adversarial generators and test reusable discriminator features.
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Inherits GANs, convolutional networks and batch normalization. Architectural guidelines improve tested training regimes, not a theorem of stability or absence of memorization. Fractionally strided convolution is not a mathematical inverse of ordinary convolution.
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Alec Radford; Luke Metz; Soumith Chintala
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DCGAN: convolutional architecture guidelines for adversarial representations
Combined strided/fractionally strided convolutions, restricted dense layers, normalization and activation choices to train convolutional adversarial generators and test reusable discriminator features.
Scientific scope
Inherits GANs, convolutional networks and batch normalization. Architectural guidelines improve tested training regimes, not a theorem of stability or absence of memorization. Fractionally strided convolution is not a mathematical inverse of ordinary convolution.
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People and systems
Alec Radford; Luke Metz; Soumith Chintala
Source-listed authors or explicitly credited technical contributors for the cited versions. Family entries retain source-specific attribution; a combined list is not one original-paper byline or equal individual work. Names alone do not establish resolved identities.