Implement a deterministic GAN forward pass that connects the generator, discriminator, and adversarial losses. First generate samples with
X=tanh(ZWG+bG)Then compute discriminator probabilities for real and generated samples:
preal=σ(XrealWD) pfake=σ(XWD)Use these probabilities to compute the discriminator and non-saturating generator losses defined in the GAN loss problem, clipping only before logarithms. Here, Z contains noise vectors, WG and bG are generator parameters, WD contains discriminator weights, and both batches contain B samples. Return a dictionary containing generated_samples, real_probabilities, fake_probabilities, discriminator_loss, and generator_loss. All returned arrays must be float64.
Examples
Input: z = [[1,-0.5],[0.3,0.8]], real_data = [[0.7,-0.2,0.4],[0.1,0.9,-0.3]], G_W = [[0.3,-0.1,0.5],[0.2,0.4,-0.3]], G_b = [0.1,0,-0.1], D_W = [[0.5],[-0.2],[0.3]]
Output: {"generated_samples":[[0.291313,-0.291313,0.50052],[0.336376,0.282135,-0.187746]],"real_probabilities":[[0.624806],[0.445221]],"fake_probabilities":[[0.587605],[0.513856]],"discriminator_loss":1.443261,"generator_loss":0.598756}
Explanation: The generator produces a fake batch, the shared discriminator scores both batches, and the two losses use those exact scores.
Input: z = [[-0.2,0.6,0.1]], real_data = [[0.4,-0.5]], G_W = [[0.2,-0.4],[0.5,0.3],[-0.1,0.6]], G_b = [0.05,-0.05], D_W = [[0.7],[-0.2]]
Output: {"generated_samples":[[0.291313,0.263625]],"real_probabilities":[[0.593873]],"fake_probabilities":[[0.537727]],"discriminator_loss":1.292688,"generator_loss":0.620405}
Input: z = [[0,0],[0,0]], real_data = [[1,-1],[-1,1]], G_W = [[0,0],[0,0]], G_b = [0,0], D_W = [[0.4],[-0.4]]
Output: {"generated_samples":[[0,0],[0,0]],"real_probabilities":[[0.689974],[0.310026]],"fake_probabilities":[[0.5],[0.5]],"discriminator_loss":1.464248,"generator_loss":0.693147}
Hint 1
Reuse the generated batch when computing fake probabilities and losses.
Hint 2
Keep the probability arrays two-dimensional with shape (B, 1).
Hint 3
Clip probabilities only for the logarithms.
Requirements
- Use NumPy.
- Apply the generator affine transformation and tanh activation.
- Evaluate the same discriminator on real and generated samples.
- Compute both adversarial losses from those probabilities.
- Return exactly the five documented outputs.
Constraints
- z has shape (B,N) and real_data has shape (B,D).
- G_W has shape (N,D) and G_b has shape (D).
- D_W has shape (D,1).
- 1≤B≤4, 1≤N≤4, and 1≤D≤5.
- All inputs contain finite real values.
All steps in GAN
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Complete GAN
Implement a deterministic GAN forward pass that connects the generator, discriminator, and adversarial losses. First generate samples with
X=tanh(ZWG+bG)Then compute discriminator probabilities for real and generated samples:
preal=σ(XrealWD) pfake=σ(XWD)Use these probabilities to compute the discriminator and non-saturating generator losses defined in the GAN loss problem, clipping only before logarithms. Here, Z contains noise vectors, WG and bG are generator parameters, WD contains discriminator weights, and both batches contain B samples. Return a dictionary containing generated_samples, real_probabilities, fake_probabilities, discriminator_loss, and generator_loss. All returned arrays must be float64.
Examples
Input: z = [[1,-0.5],[0.3,0.8]], real_data = [[0.7,-0.2,0.4],[0.1,0.9,-0.3]], G_W = [[0.3,-0.1,0.5],[0.2,0.4,-0.3]], G_b = [0.1,0,-0.1], D_W = [[0.5],[-0.2],[0.3]]
Output: {"generated_samples":[[0.291313,-0.291313,0.50052],[0.336376,0.282135,-0.187746]],"real_probabilities":[[0.624806],[0.445221]],"fake_probabilities":[[0.587605],[0.513856]],"discriminator_loss":1.443261,"generator_loss":0.598756}
Explanation: The generator produces a fake batch, the shared discriminator scores both batches, and the two losses use those exact scores.
Input: z = [[-0.2,0.6,0.1]], real_data = [[0.4,-0.5]], G_W = [[0.2,-0.4],[0.5,0.3],[-0.1,0.6]], G_b = [0.05,-0.05], D_W = [[0.7],[-0.2]]
Output: {"generated_samples":[[0.291313,0.263625]],"real_probabilities":[[0.593873]],"fake_probabilities":[[0.537727]],"discriminator_loss":1.292688,"generator_loss":0.620405}
Input: z = [[0,0],[0,0]], real_data = [[1,-1],[-1,1]], G_W = [[0,0],[0,0]], G_b = [0,0], D_W = [[0.4],[-0.4]]
Output: {"generated_samples":[[0,0],[0,0]],"real_probabilities":[[0.689974],[0.310026]],"fake_probabilities":[[0.5],[0.5]],"discriminator_loss":1.464248,"generator_loss":0.693147}
Hint 1
Reuse the generated batch when computing fake probabilities and losses.
Hint 2
Keep the probability arrays two-dimensional with shape (B, 1).
Hint 3
Clip probabilities only for the logarithms.
Requirements
- Use NumPy.
- Apply the generator affine transformation and tanh activation.
- Evaluate the same discriminator on real and generated samples.
- Compute both adversarial losses from those probabilities.
- Return exactly the five documented outputs.
Constraints
- z has shape (B,N) and real_data has shape (B,D).
- G_W has shape (N,D) and G_b has shape (D).
- D_W has shape (D,1).
- 1≤B≤4, 1≤N≤4, and 1≤D≤5.
- All inputs contain finite real values.
All steps in GAN
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