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Transpose-CNN with batch normalization
The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are Inunderstanding batch normalizationhow to calculate the output shape of conv2d_transpose?Several fundamental questions about CNNUnderstand the shape of this Convolutional Neural Networkis Batch Norm a little bit stochastic by default?GANs and grayscale imagery colorizationBatch Normalization and Input Normalization in CNNHuge performance discrepancies at each run, with the same CNN architectureBatch normalization vs batch sizeWhy do most GAN (Generative Adversarial Network) implementations have symmetric discriminator and generator architectures?
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I am new to GAN (generative adversarial networks) and am trying to implement a Transpose-CNN (T-CNN) in Matlab (which is used as the generator in the GAN).
I was able to build a Transpose-CNN with out batch normalization and use it to generate a particular digit, e.g. '4' from the MNIST database.
I then tried to add the batch normalization layer to the Transpose-CNN afterwards. Then, the model(T-CNN) is going to crash, e.g. loss is becoming larger and larger. When I decrease the learning rate for batch-normalization layer a lot but keep the learning rate of transpose-convolutional layer same as before, the model (T-CNN)is still working.
I doubled checked my batch-normalization code which seems right (not 100% sure yet).
I am wondering if the learning rate of batch-normalization layer should not be the same as other layers, e.g. fully-connected, transpose-convolutional layers?
Is there a standard testbench for testing T-CNN or batch-normalization layer?
Sorry for describing the questions in such a weird way.
machine-learning cnn gan batch-normalization
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I am new to GAN (generative adversarial networks) and am trying to implement a Transpose-CNN (T-CNN) in Matlab (which is used as the generator in the GAN).
I was able to build a Transpose-CNN with out batch normalization and use it to generate a particular digit, e.g. '4' from the MNIST database.
I then tried to add the batch normalization layer to the Transpose-CNN afterwards. Then, the model(T-CNN) is going to crash, e.g. loss is becoming larger and larger. When I decrease the learning rate for batch-normalization layer a lot but keep the learning rate of transpose-convolutional layer same as before, the model (T-CNN)is still working.
I doubled checked my batch-normalization code which seems right (not 100% sure yet).
I am wondering if the learning rate of batch-normalization layer should not be the same as other layers, e.g. fully-connected, transpose-convolutional layers?
Is there a standard testbench for testing T-CNN or batch-normalization layer?
Sorry for describing the questions in such a weird way.
machine-learning cnn gan batch-normalization
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add a comment |
$begingroup$
I am new to GAN (generative adversarial networks) and am trying to implement a Transpose-CNN (T-CNN) in Matlab (which is used as the generator in the GAN).
I was able to build a Transpose-CNN with out batch normalization and use it to generate a particular digit, e.g. '4' from the MNIST database.
I then tried to add the batch normalization layer to the Transpose-CNN afterwards. Then, the model(T-CNN) is going to crash, e.g. loss is becoming larger and larger. When I decrease the learning rate for batch-normalization layer a lot but keep the learning rate of transpose-convolutional layer same as before, the model (T-CNN)is still working.
I doubled checked my batch-normalization code which seems right (not 100% sure yet).
I am wondering if the learning rate of batch-normalization layer should not be the same as other layers, e.g. fully-connected, transpose-convolutional layers?
Is there a standard testbench for testing T-CNN or batch-normalization layer?
Sorry for describing the questions in such a weird way.
machine-learning cnn gan batch-normalization
$endgroup$
I am new to GAN (generative adversarial networks) and am trying to implement a Transpose-CNN (T-CNN) in Matlab (which is used as the generator in the GAN).
I was able to build a Transpose-CNN with out batch normalization and use it to generate a particular digit, e.g. '4' from the MNIST database.
I then tried to add the batch normalization layer to the Transpose-CNN afterwards. Then, the model(T-CNN) is going to crash, e.g. loss is becoming larger and larger. When I decrease the learning rate for batch-normalization layer a lot but keep the learning rate of transpose-convolutional layer same as before, the model (T-CNN)is still working.
I doubled checked my batch-normalization code which seems right (not 100% sure yet).
I am wondering if the learning rate of batch-normalization layer should not be the same as other layers, e.g. fully-connected, transpose-convolutional layers?
Is there a standard testbench for testing T-CNN or batch-normalization layer?
Sorry for describing the questions in such a weird way.
machine-learning cnn gan batch-normalization
machine-learning cnn gan batch-normalization
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