To mitigate discriminator overpowering the generator in GANs with complex architectures, you can use the following code snippet showing how:
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In the above code, we are using the following key points:
- Use Gradient Penalty: Apply gradient penalty (e.g., in WGAN-GP) to stabilize training and prevent the discriminator from becoming too strong.
- Adjust Learning Rates: Use a lower learning rate for the discriminator compared to the generator.
- Label Smoothing: Apply label smoothing to reduce confidence in discriminator predictions.
- Add Noise to Discriminator Inputs: Add small random noise to real and fake images to make the discriminator less confident.
- Update Generator More Frequently: Train the generator more frequently than the discriminator to balance their power.
Hence, these techniques help balance the generator and discriminator, improving overall GAN training stability.