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  1. Components
  2. Train Hook

Stabilizing Training

https://github.com/rothk/Stabilizing_GANs

examples

{
  "class": "function:hypergan.train_hooks.stabilizing_training_train_hook.StabilizingTrainingTrainHook", 
  "gamma": 2.0
}

options

attribute

description

type

gamma

loss multiplier. Defaults to 1.0

float

Floats are configurable parameters

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