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Correct me if I haven't looked into this closely, but one glaring problem is that all the results are from the training set. So it's not surprising you get some
by argonaut 10y ago
Correct me if I haven't looked into this closely, but one glaring problem is that all the results are from the training set. So it's not surprising you get something movie-ish by running the network over a movie it was trained on; the network has already seen what the output of the movie should look like.
- aab0 10y agoHe only trained it on Blade Runner, I think. (This is doable because a single movie has a lot of frames.) So all of the other movies should be out of sample.
- argonaut 10y agoSome of the other movies (the really bad examples) are out of sample. The last example is also from training set, though.
- chillacy 10y agoSeems like his goal is regenerating the training set (with lossy recall) rather than predicting never before seen frames. When I hear old songs I haven't listened to in years I can still remember the next line, just based on the previous line. That's a lot of data that's being encoded somehow in my brain.