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That is correct -- by "noise", we don't meet pixel noise, but instead a stochastic process (in fact, different processes different properties which we compare i
by jswulff 5y ago
That is correct -- by "noise", we don't meet pixel noise, but instead a stochastic process (in fact, different processes different properties which we compare in the paper) from which we can sample large amounts of varied training images.
- Retric 5y agoExcept your not actually training on noise, your training on procedurally generated images which include random modifications. It’s just the summery is really bad at describing the process.