DCGAN – Adding convolution to a GAN
We just learned how effective GANs are and how can they be used to generate images. We know that a GAN has two components generators that generate the image and the discriminator, which acts as a critic to the generated image. As you can see, both of these generators and discriminators are basically feedforward neural networks. Instead of keeping them as feedforward networks, can we use convolutional networks?
In Chapter 6, Demystifying Convolutional Networks, we have seen the effectiveness of convolutional networks for image-based data and how they extract features from images in an unsupervised fashion. Since in GANs we are generating images, it is desirable to use convolutional networks instead of feedforward ...
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