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Someone correct me if I am wrong here, but these char-rnn based outputs are great to look at and experiment with - but they dont seem to be of any practical use
by ganarajpr 11y ago
Someone correct me if I am wrong here, but these char-rnn based outputs are great to look at and experiment with - but they dont seem to be of any practical use. All that they are capable of showing is that an RNN can "remember" things. The biggest question is how do you make any use of these things ?
Is it possible to nudge the RNN in a particular direction - so that it produces something that we want ? Perhaps there is an answer to this in Alex Graves et al. Paper on Handwriting generation. A more thorough explanation or exploration in this direction would perhaps help ?.
Anyone really working on generating CSS ( conditioned! ) ?
- azernik 11y agoNo experience actually trying, but I'd suspect the first step would be training a system on combinations of CSS and HTML; all the really interesting behavior comes from the interaction between the two. Then I imagine you could do interesting stuff by e.g. constraining the HTML and seeing what kind of CSS was spit out.