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Some examples look like they have picked two pokemon and tried to merge them in a very weird way. I'll list what I see so others can compare: - 0 as Arceus + S
by _v7gu 5y ago
Some examples look like they have picked two pokemon and tried to merge them in a very weird way. I'll list what I see so others can compare:
- 0 as Arceus + Shaymin S
- 1 as Lickilicky + Espurr
- 10 as Kirlia + Porygon 2, don't know where the colors are from
- 20 as Shellos + Froslass
- 30 as Roggenrolla/Oddish/Poliwag
- 42 as Garchomp + Trevenant
- I see the Kyurem in 60 but no idea where the tail is from
- 102 as Dragonite + Hitmonlee
- Starlevel001 5y ago0 is closer to Sivally than Arceus. Some manual seeds: 4552 is a corrupted Talonflame 2518 is another Vivillion, and so is 3330, and so is 2216, and so is 3373, and so is 3151 (looks like all Vivillion forms were put in) 3129 is horrific, it's like Glaceon has been stretched into a Wurmple and put on top of a Dracovish head and an unknown body 1742 is a mutilated Slurpuff 2410 is a Tapu mixed with... Corsola-G? 3805 is obviously Magmortar with some dragon head 3546 is clearly Reshiram (with genie arms?), and 1878 is mega Tyranitar (both down to the colours) 2194 is Gible x Joltik 1576 is radioactive Alcremie 2000 is straight up Roselia
- _v7gu 5y ago>0 is closer to Sivally than Arceus. Well, that makes sense with the lore
- minimaxir 5y agoThe model appears to have overfit a bit (seed 535 is blatantly Vivillion: https://twitter.com/ak92501/status/1492560750103121920 https://twitter.com/ak92501/status/1492560750103121920 ) Which is interesting because GANs tend not to overfit.
- flor1s 5y agoTraditional GANs typically have a different problem called mode collapse, in which the generator learns one (or a few) outputs that the discriminator likes. Conditional GANs are given a condition as input and have more chance of overfitting, as the loss function is a combination of the GAN output and a supervised loss based on the condition.
- Starlevel001 5y agoVivillon just has 20 different forms, so it makes sense it would be more common.