> Turns out it can disentangle pretty much any set of data.
All the example I have seen (including your links) are variants of face generation algorithms. Any ideas on how this could be useful beyond image generation in some style? Specifically for (data) science?
Sorry if this is a naive question.
Edit:
By "variants of face generation algorithms" I mean any image generation really.
> Turns out it can disentangle pretty much any set of data.
All the example I have seen (including your links) are variants of face generation algorithms. Any ideas on how this could be useful beyond image generation in some style? Specifically for (data) science?
Sorry if this is a naive question.
Edit: By "variants of face generation algorithms" I mean any image generation really.