Pytorch Implementation of "Progressive growing GAN (PGGAN)"

PyTorch implementation of PROGRESSIVE GROWING OF GANS FOR IMPROVED QUALITY, STABILITY, AND VARIATION
YOUR CONTRIBUTION IS INVALUABLE FOR THIS PROJECT :)

What's different from official paper?

• original: trans(G)-->trans(D)-->stab / my code: trans(G)-->stab-->transition(D)-->stab
• no use of NIN layer. The unnecessary layers (like low-resolution blocks) are automatically flushed out and grow.
• used torch.utils.weight_norm for to_rgb_layer of generator.
• No need to implement the the Celeb A data, Just come with your own dataset :)

How to use?

[step 1.] Prepare dataset
The author of progressive GAN released CelebA-HQ dataset, and which Nash is working on over on the branch that i forked this from. For my version just make sure that all images are the children of that folder that you declare in Config.py. Also i warn you that if you use multiple classes, they should be similar as to not end up with attrocities.

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The training data folder should look like : 
<train_data_root>
                |--Your Folder
                        |--image 1
                        |--image 2
                        |--image 3 ...
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[step 2.] Prepare environment using virtualenv

• you can easily set PyTorch (v0.3) and TensorFlow environment using virtualenv.
• CAUTION: if you have trouble installing PyTorch, install it mansually using pip. [PyTorch Install]
• For install please take your time and install all dependencies of PyTorch and also install tensorflow

$ virtualenv --python=python2.7 venv
$ . venv/bin/activate
$ pip install -r requirements.txt
$ conda install pytorch torchvision -c pytorch

[step 3.] Run training

• edit config.py to change parameters. (don't forget to change path to training images)
• specify which gpu devices to be used, and change "n_gpu" option in config.py to support Multi-GPU training.
• run and enjoy!

  (example)
  If using Single-GPU (device_id = 0):
  $ vim config.py   -->   change "n_gpu=1"
  $ CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES=0 python trainer.py
  
  If using Multi-GPUs (device id = 1,3,7):
  $ vim config.py   -->   change "n_gpu=3"
  $ CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES=1,3,7 python trainer.py

[step 4.] Display on tensorboard (At the moment skip this part)

• you can check the results on tensorboard.

$ tensorboard --logdir repo/tensorboard --port 8888
$ <host_ip>:8888 at your browser.

[step 5.] Generate fake images using linear interpolation

CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES=0 python generate_interpolated.py

Experimental results

The result of higher resolution(larger than 256x256) will be updated soon.

Generated Images

Loss Curve

To-Do List (will be implemented soon)

• Support WGAN-GP loss
• training resuming functionality.
• loading CelebA-HQ dataset (for 512x512 and 1024x0124 training)

Compatability

• cuda v8.0 (if you dont have it dont worry)
• Tesla P40 (you may need more than 12GB Memory. If not, please adjust the batch_table in dataloader.py)

Acknowledgement

• tkarras/progressive_growing_of_gans
• nashory/progressive-growing-torch
• TuXiaokang/DCGAN.PyTorch

Author

MinchulShin, @nashory

Contributors

DeMarcus Edwards, @Djmcflush
MakeDirtyCode, @MakeDirtyCode
Yuan Zhao, @yuanzhaoYZ
zhanpengpan, @szupzp