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Generative adversarial networks (GAN) are a class of generative machine learning frameworks. A GAN consists of two competing neural networks, often termed the Discriminator network and the Generator network. GANs have been shown to be powerful generative models and are able to successfully generate new data given a large enough training dataset.
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Hi, thanks for the great code!
I wonder do you have plans to support resuming from checkpoints for classification? As we all know, in terms of training ImageNet, the training process is really long and it can be interrupted somehow, but I haven't notice any code related to "resume" in
scripts/classification/train_imagenet.py.Maybe @hetong007 ? Thanks in advance.