February 2019
Intermediate to advanced
260 pages
6h 3m
English
Our first step will be to generate a noisy random image (G) that looks a bit like the content image (C). The following example on the right is maybe 80% noisy random and it looks 20% like the content image:


Also, we can generate a pure noisy image, and it will work just fine, but it speeds up a bit if we start with a more content-like image. Then, we will use gradient descent (J(G)) exactly as we saw in the first section, and use the following formula:
We will use the feedback, which is the derivation of the cost ...
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