Discriminative Regularization

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Description

Discriminative Regularization is a regularization technique for variational autoencoders that uses representations from discriminative classifiers to augment the VAE objective function (the lower bound) corresponding to a generative model. Specifically, it encourages the model’s reconstructions to be close to the data example in a representation space defined by the hidden layers of highly-discriminative, neural network based classifiers.

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