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I think it's in part due to the content loss piece being done using pre-trained imagenet models which typically resize images to 224x224...
by alexcnwy 9y ago
I think it's in part due to the content loss piece being done using pre-trained imagenet models which typically resize images to 224x224...
- gwern 9y agoThat's not it. It's easy to scale a larger image down to 224x224 and feed it into a checkpoint. And a lot of these GANs don't use such content losses in the first place because it adds complexity and makes it harder to use (have to get one of those pretrained models in the first place).