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does that mean that all possible images are somehow contained in the model? That would depend largely on what kinds of non-linearities the model is using, part
by OkayPhysicist 4y ago
does that mean that all possible images are somehow contained in the model?
That would depend largely on what kinds of non-linearities the model is using, particularly towards the later steps. It's entirely possible for there to exist spaces that a given trained model cannot output. It's unlikely those spaces are particularly interesting: perhaps a pixel-by-pixel checkerboard of pure black and white, for example.
A perfectly linear model with linearly-independent matrix columns could generate any possible value, but would be exactly equivalent to a single vector-matrix multiplication, unable to do any interesting multi-step reasoning.