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Figure 5 presents random samples from learned MNIST generative models at each of four latent-space dimensionalities: 2, 5, 10, and 20. · CiteArk

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Figure 5 presents random samples from learned MNIST generative models at each of four latent-space dimensionalities: 2, 5, 10, and 20.

Source: source-paper:PDF pp. 9-10; Appendix A and Figure 5

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A four-condition MNIST package regenerates random-sample grids for z=2,5,10,20 and preserves the absence of a source-defined quality metric or ranking.

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