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Tensorflow implementation of Variational Auto-Encoder
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Hi Guys I am working with this code from machinecurve
The endecode part has this architecture the input are images with 28x28 size:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-15 at 13:55This a problem due to the output shape of your decoder... you can simply solve it by changing the final layer of your decoder with:
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Answered 2020-Oct-21 at 22:33There are two things that required to solve the issue:
First, the way to attach the loss function to the model should be by:
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I want to train a VAE that had a huge dataset and decided to use a VAE code made for fashion MNIST and popular modifications for batch-loading using filenames that I found on github. My research collab notebook is here and a sample section of dataset.
But the way the VAE class is written it does not have a call function which should be there according to keras documentation. I am getting the error NotImplementedError: When subclassing the Model
class, you should implement a call
method.
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Answered 2020-Sep-14 at 08:01APaul31,
Specifically in your code I suggest adding call()
function to the VAE class:
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I'm trying to train an auto-encoder in keras. In the end I would like to have a separate encoder and decoder models. I can do this for an ordinary AE like here:https://blog.keras.io/building-autoencoders-in-keras.html
However, I would like to train a conditional variant of the model where I pass conditional information to the encoder and the decoder. (https://www.vadimborisov.com/conditional-variational-autoencoder-cvae.html)
I can create the encoder and decoder fine:
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Answered 2020-Jan-30 at 17:07Considering that the conditionals are the same for both models
Do this:
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This is a related question to this - Variational autoencoder and reconstruction Log Probability vs Reconstruction error
I'm trying to understand how variational autoencoders are optimized. I've read the math behind it and I think I understand the general concept of variational inference and the reparameterization trick used for the latent space.
I've seen some examples where the input and the output are compared to each other using cross entropy and KL divergence is on the latent variables. And then this loss is minimized.
On the other hand, there are other examples which uses the log probabilities and the KL divergence to generate the evidence lower bound (ELBO). Then the negative of the ELBO value is minimized.
In both, the latent space is partitioned based on the patterns of the inputs (numbers in MNIST for example). So I wonder if the ELBO is or contains information similar to the reconstruction loss.
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Answered 2018-Apr-28 at 15:50The short answer is Yes. The ELBO is actually a smooth objective function which is a lower bound of the log likelihood.
Instead of maximize log p(x) where x is an observed image, we opt for maximing log p(xlz) + KL(q(zlx) ll p(z)) where z is sample from the encoder q(zlx). We do this because it is easier to optimize the ELBO than log p(x).
Then the term p(xlz) is a negative reconstruct error - we want to maximize the likihood of x given a latent variable z. For the first example: p(xlz) is a gaussian distribution with a variance of 1.
The second example: p(xlz) is a Bernoulli distribution since Mnist digit is a black and white. We can model each pixel as how much brightness it is.
Hope this help!
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I am adapting this implementation of VAE https://github.com/keras-team/keras/blob/master/examples/variational_autoencoder.py that i found here https://blog.keras.io/building-autoencoders-in-keras.html
This implementation does not use convolutional layers so everything happens in 1D so to speak. My goal is to implement 3D convolutional layers within this model.
However I run into a shape mismatch at the loss function when running the batches (which are of 128 samples):
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-14 at 19:57Your approach is right but it's highly dependent on K.binary_crossentropy
implementation. tensorflow
and theano
ones should work for you (as far as I know). To make it more clean and not implementation dependent I suggest you the following way:
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