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    This document provides instructions for Assignment 2a of the AI3001 Deep Learning course. Students must: 1) Submit a Python Jupyter notebook with their code and output by March 5th, following all course policies. 2) Train a generative adversarial network on MNIST and propose two architectures - one using linear layers and one using convolutional/pooling layers. 3) Report the discriminator and generator loss functions used, and modifications for Wasserstein GAN. 4) Comment on the learning rate schedule and iterations required for the "min" and "max" phases of training to ensure network convergence. 5) Add the Ambiguous MNIST dataset to training of the best GAN model so far.

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    AI3001

    Deep Learning Course


    Assignment-2a
    Instructor: Dr. Anupam Sobti

    Instructions for Submission:

    1. Assignment is due at 11:59:59 PM on Tuesday, Mar 5, 2024.


    2. Please follow the course policies.
    3. You need to submit Python code in .ipynb notebook with the output clearly defined.

    4. Please use WANDB to log loss values and hyperparameters for various experiments.
    5. Please start early for this assignment.

    Question 1. In this assignment, you will train a generative adversarial network on the MNIST dataset and
    learn how to generate images that resemble the digits from the MNIST dataset.

    (a) Propose two architectures for generating the digits in the MNIST dataset provided. Ar-
    chitecture 1 should use purely linear layers and Architecture 2 should use purely convo-
    lutional/pooling layers. Explain the rationale behind choosing this architecture.
    (b) What would you use for discriminator and generator loss functions? Modify this to
    Wassertein GAN loss function and report the changes.
    (c) For the min-max game for optimization, report methods used to ensure network conver-
    gence, specifically, comment on the learning rate schedule and the number of iterations
    required for the “min” and “max” phases of training.
    (d) For the best GAN generated so far, add the Ambiguous MNIST dataset in your training
    data.

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