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Thanks a lot for sharing!
Didn't try it yet, but will soon :)
Notice that what you refer to as "latent space interpolation" (and the animated gif) are not really interpolations.
You are generating random samples, but not interpolating between them.
To get the "morphing" effect, like in their movie, you need to interpolate (in the latent z space) between the random samples, and generate for each an image.
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Thanks a lot for sharing!
Didn't try it yet, but will soon :)
Notice that what you refer to as "latent space interpolation" (and the animated gif) are not really interpolations.
You are generating random samples, but not interpolating between them.
To get the "morphing" effect, like in their movie, you need to interpolate (in the latent z space) between the random samples, and generate for each an image.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: