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Backpropagating through Fr\'echet Inception Distance
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The Fr\'echet Inception Distance (FID) has been used to evaluate hundreds of generative models. We introduce FastFID, which can efficiently train generative models with FID as a loss function. Using FID as an additional loss for Generative Adversarial Networks improves their FID.
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