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The presentation focuses on the utilization of different deep generative models for synthetic image generation. These models include Variational Autoencoders (VAEs), Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs), Auto-Regressive Models, and Flow-Based Models. Firstly, the presentation introduces VAEs, which are probabilistic models that aim to encode input images into a latent space and generate new images by sampling from this latent space. It explains the underlying principles of VAEs and their ability to generate diverse and realistic synthetic images. Next, the presentation delves into GANs, which involve two competing neural networks: a generator network and a discriminator network. The generator network generates synthetic images, while the discriminator network learns to distinguish between real and synthetic images. The presentation describes the training process and the theoretical basis of GANs. The presentation further explores Auto-Regressive Models, which model the joint probability distribution of the image pixels conditioned on previous pixels. It discusses how these models leverage the dependencies among pixels to generate coherent and high-quality synthetic images. Flow-Based Models, another class of generative models, are then introduced. These models learn a bijective transformation between a simple base distribution and the target distribution of images. The presentation explains how these models can generate images by sampling from the base distribution and applying the inverse transformation. Finally, the presentation highlights the Triple GAN, a specific type of GAN that exhibits superiority in synthetic image generation compared to other models and existing GANs. It discusses the unique characteristics of Triple GAN, such as its improved stability and ability to generate high-resolution images. The presentation supports these claims by providing mathematical proofs and presenting implementation results that demonstrate the superior performance of Triple GAN in generating realistic and diverse synthetic images. Overall, the presentation covers various deep generative models, their principles, and their applications in synthetic image generation. It emphasizes the superiority of Triple GAN, supported by mathematical proofs and implementation results, showcasing its advancements in this field.]]>
The presentation focuses on the utilization of different deep generative models for synthetic image generation. These models include Variational Autoencoders (VAEs), Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs), Auto-Regressive Models, and Flow-Based Models. Firstly, the presentation introduces VAEs, which are probabilistic models that aim to encode input images into a latent space and generate new images by sampling from this latent space. It explains the underlying principles of VAEs and their ability to generate diverse and realistic synthetic images. Next, the presentation delves into GANs, which involve two competing neural networks: a generator network and a discriminator network. The generator network generates synthetic images, while the discriminator network learns to distinguish between real and synthetic images. The presentation describes the training process and the theoretical basis of GANs. The presentation further explores Auto-Regressive Models, which model the joint probability distribution of the image pixels conditioned on previous pixels. It discusses how these models leverage the dependencies among pixels to generate coherent and high-quality synthetic images. Flow-Based Models, another class of generative models, are then introduced. These models learn a bijective transformation between a simple base distribution and the target distribution of images. The presentation explains how these models can generate images by sampling from the base distribution and applying the inverse transformation. Finally, the presentation highlights the Triple GAN, a specific type of GAN that exhibits superiority in synthetic image generation compared to other models and existing GANs. It discusses the unique characteristics of Triple GAN, such as its improved stability and ability to generate high-resolution images. The presentation supports these claims by providing mathematical proofs and presenting implementation results that demonstrate the superior performance of Triple GAN in generating realistic and diverse synthetic images. Overall, the presentation covers various deep generative models, their principles, and their applications in synthetic image generation. It emphasizes the superiority of Triple GAN, supported by mathematical proofs and implementation results, showcasing its advancements in this field.]]> Sun, 25 Jun 2023 15:24:47 GMT /slideshow/synthetic-image-data-generation-using-gan-triple-ganpptx/258617552 RupeshKumar301638@slideshare.net(RupeshKumar301638) Synthetic Image Data Generation using GAN &Triple GAN.pptx RupeshKumar301638 The presentation focuses on the utilization of different deep generative models for synthetic image generation. These models include Variational Autoencoders (VAEs), Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs), Auto-Regressive Models, and Flow-Based Models. Firstly, the presentation introduces VAEs, which are probabilistic models that aim to encode input images into a latent space and generate new images by sampling from this latent space. It explains the underlying principles of VAEs and their ability to generate diverse and realistic synthetic images. Next, the presentation delves into GANs, which involve two competing neural networks: a generator network and a discriminator network. The generator network generates synthetic images, while the discriminator network learns to distinguish between real and synthetic images. The presentation describes the training process and the theoretical basis of GANs. The presentation further explores Auto-Regressive Models, which model the joint probability distribution of the image pixels conditioned on previous pixels. It discusses how these models leverage the dependencies among pixels to generate coherent and high-quality synthetic images. Flow-Based Models, another class of generative models, are then introduced. These models learn a bijective transformation between a simple base distribution and the target distribution of images. The presentation explains how these models can generate images by sampling from the base distribution and applying the inverse transformation. Finally, the presentation highlights the Triple GAN, a specific type of GAN that exhibits superiority in synthetic image generation compared to other models and existing GANs. It discusses the unique characteristics of Triple GAN, such as its improved stability and ability to generate high-resolution images. The presentation supports these claims by providing mathematical proofs and presenting implementation results that demonstrate the superior performance of Triple GAN in generating realistic and diverse synthetic images. Overall, the presentation covers various deep generative models, their principles, and their applications in synthetic image generation. It emphasizes the superiority of Triple GAN, supported by mathematical proofs and implementation results, showcasing its advancements in this field. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/triplegan-230625152447-c45b526b-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /><br> The presentation focuses on the utilization of different deep generative models for synthetic image generation. These models include Variational Autoencoders (VAEs), Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs), Auto-Regressive Models, and Flow-Based Models. Firstly, the presentation introduces VAEs, which are probabilistic models that aim to encode input images into a latent space and generate new images by sampling from this latent space. It explains the underlying principles of VAEs and their ability to generate diverse and realistic synthetic images. Next, the presentation delves into GANs, which involve two competing neural networks: a generator network and a discriminator network. The generator network generates synthetic images, while the discriminator network learns to distinguish between real and synthetic images. The presentation describes the training process and the theoretical basis of GANs. The presentation further explores Auto-Regressive Models, which model the joint probability distribution of the image pixels conditioned on previous pixels. It discusses how these models leverage the dependencies among pixels to generate coherent and high-quality synthetic images. Flow-Based Models, another class of generative models, are then introduced. These models learn a bijective transformation between a simple base distribution and the target distribution of images. The presentation explains how these models can generate images by sampling from the base distribution and applying the inverse transformation. Finally, the presentation highlights the Triple GAN, a specific type of GAN that exhibits superiority in synthetic image generation compared to other models and existing GANs. It discusses the unique characteristics of Triple GAN, such as its improved stability and ability to generate high-resolution images. The presentation supports these claims by providing mathematical proofs and presenting implementation results that demonstrate the superior performance of Triple GAN in generating realistic and diverse synthetic images. Overall, the presentation covers various deep generative models, their principles, and their applications in synthetic image generation. It emphasizes the superiority of Triple GAN, supported by mathematical proofs and implementation results, showcasing its advancements in this field.

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