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This is a nice explanation of the theory. It seems to be dataset-independent. I'm wondering about the specifics of generating images. For example, what is it a
by skybrian 3y ago
This is a nice explanation of the theory. It seems to be dataset-independent. I'm wondering about the specifics of generating images.
For example, what is it about image generators makes it hard for them to generate piano keyboards? It seems like some better representation of medium-distance constraints is needed to get alternating groups of two and three black notes.
- Vecr 3y agoIt's the finger problem, you've got to get the number, size, angle, position, etc. right every single time or people can tell very fast. It's not like tree branches where people won't notice if the splitting positions are "wrong".