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Thank you for the great project!
I'd like to ask for some clarification of how the generation process works in the generate.ipynb notebook. A bit of guidance / code comments in the third cell (starts with "num_frames") would be most appreciated. In particular, I'd like to:
Explicitly define the starting vector of an inference (rather than starting from a random location).
More carefully control the magnitude of each "shift" that produces the segments of the panorama. Where can I adjust how "far away" in latent space each step is?
I'm asking for these clarifications because I'd like to make a different sort of animation. Rather than panning across a long panoramic strip, I'd like the strip as a whole to animate across a "latent walk" (something like shown here, but in which the animation could be of arbitrary width).
Again, thank you for an excellent project, and for any guidence.
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Thank you for the great project!
I'd like to ask for some clarification of how the generation process works in the generate.ipynb notebook. A bit of guidance / code comments in the third cell (starts with "num_frames") would be most appreciated. In particular, I'd like to:
I'm asking for these clarifications because I'd like to make a different sort of animation. Rather than panning across a long panoramic strip, I'd like the strip as a whole to animate across a "latent walk" (something like shown here, but in which the animation could be of arbitrary width).
Again, thank you for an excellent project, and for any guidence.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: