Usual reminder: when I've been saying for the past 5+ years that deep learning is interpolative, I don't mean it does linear interpolation in the original encoding space (which would be useless). It does interpolation on a low-dimensional manifold embedded in the encoding space.
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The above is basically a fancy version of the "smile vector" or "sunglasses vector" people were demonstrating in 2016. It's interpolation on a visual manifold that was densely sampled during training. It's actually a fantastic demo of what manifold interpolation means!
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The easy thing you could do demonstrate manifoldness here is to sample a grid of generated pictures that densely cover the spectrum "character type" X "object held". It would look awesome and I'd love to see it.
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Wow. You go, Google
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