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Index
Copyright Brief Table of Contents Table of Contents Preface Acknowledgments About this book About the cover illustration Part 1. Introduction to GANs and generative modeling
Chapter 1. Introduction to GANs
1.1. What are Generative Adversarial Networks? 1.2. How do GANs work? 1.3. GANs in action 1.4. Why study GANs? Summary
Chapter 2. Intro to generative modeling with autoencoders
2.1. Introduction to generative modeling 2.2. How do autoencoders function on a high level? 2.3. What are autoencoders to GANs? 2.4. What is an autoencoder made of? 2.5. Usage of autoencoders 2.6. Unsupervised learning 2.7. Code is life 2.8. Why did we try aGAN? Summary
Chapter 3. Your first GAN: Generating handwritten digits
3.1. Foundations of GANs: Adversarial training 3.2. The Generator and the Discriminator 3.3. GAN training algorithm 3.4. Tutorial: Generating handwritten digits 3.5. Conclusion Summary
Chapter 4. Deep Convolutional GAN
4.1. Convolutional neural networks 4.2. Brief history of the DCGAN 4.3. Batch normalization 4.4. Tutorial: Generating handwritten digits with DCGAN 4.5. Conclusion Summary
Part 2. Advanced topics in GANs
Chapter 5. Training and common challenges: GANing for success
5.1. Evaluation 5.2. Training challenges 5.3. Summary of game setups 5.4. Training hacks Summary
Chapter 6. Progressing with GANs
6.1. Latent space interpolation 6.2. They grow up so fast 6.3. Summary of key innovations 6.4. TensorFlow Hub and hands-on 6.5. Practical applications Summary
Chapter 7. Semi-Supervised GAN
7.1. Introducing the Semi-Supervised GAN 7.2. Tutorial: Implementing a Semi-Supervised GAN 7.3. Comparison to a fully supervised classifier 7.4. Conclusion Summary
Chapter 8. Conditional GAN
8.1. Motivation 8.2. What is Conditional GAN? 8.3. Tutorial: Implementing a Conditional GAN 8.4. Conclusion Summary
Chapter 9. CycleGAN
9.1. Image-to-image translation 9.2. Cycle-consistency loss: There and back aGAN 9.3. Adversarial loss 9.4. Identity loss 9.5. Architecture 9.6. Object-oriented design of GANs 9.7. Tutorial: CycleGAN 9.8. Expansions, augmentations, and applications Summary
Part 3. Where to go from here
Chapter 10. Adversarial examples
10.1. Context of adversarial examples 10.2. Lies, damned lies, and distributions 10.3. Use and abuse of training 10.4. Signal and the noise 10.5. Not all hope is lost 10.6. Adversaries to GANs 10.7. Conclusion Summary
Chapter 11. Practical applications of GANs
11.1. GANs in medicine 11.2. GANs in fashion 11.3. Conclusion Summary
Chapter 12. Looking ahead
12.1. Ethics 12.2. GAN innovations 12.3. Further reading 12.4. Looking back and closing thoughts Summary
Training Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) Index List of Figures List of Tables List of Listings
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