The Bid Picture: Auction-Inspired Multi-player Generative Adversarial Networks Training
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| author | Shim, Joo Yong Choe, Jean Seong Bjorn Kim, Jong-Kook |
| author_facet | Shim, Joo Yong Choe, Jean Seong Bjorn Kim, Jong-Kook |
| contents | This article proposes auction-inspired multi-player generative adversarial networks training, which mitigates the mode collapse problem of GANs. Mode collapse occurs when an over-fitted generator generates a limited range of samples, often concentrating on a small subset of the data distribution. Despite the restricted diversity of generated samples, the discriminator can still be deceived into distinguishing these samples as real samples from the actual distribution. In the absence of external standards, a model cannot recognize its failure during the training phase. We extend the two-player game of generative adversarial networks to the multi-player game. During the training, the values of each model are determined by the bids submitted by other players in an auction-like process. |
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| spellingShingle | The Bid Picture: Auction-Inspired Multi-player Generative Adversarial Networks Training Shim, Joo Yong Choe, Jean Seong Bjorn Kim, Jong-Kook Machine Learning Artificial Intelligence This article proposes auction-inspired multi-player generative adversarial networks training, which mitigates the mode collapse problem of GANs. Mode collapse occurs when an over-fitted generator generates a limited range of samples, often concentrating on a small subset of the data distribution. Despite the restricted diversity of generated samples, the discriminator can still be deceived into distinguishing these samples as real samples from the actual distribution. In the absence of external standards, a model cannot recognize its failure during the training phase. We extend the two-player game of generative adversarial networks to the multi-player game. During the training, the values of each model are determined by the bids submitted by other players in an auction-like process. |
| title | The Bid Picture: Auction-Inspired Multi-player Generative Adversarial Networks Training |
| topic | Machine Learning Artificial Intelligence |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.13866 |