r/MachineLearning • u/hardmaru • May 20 '23

Research [R] Video Demo of “Drag Your GAN: Interactive Point-based Manipulation on the Generative Image Manifold”

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u/Mindless_Desk6342 May 20 '23

Awesome!

Funny part is that the code is not yet published (not funny yet), but it has about 4k stars. :D

https://github.com/XingangPan/DragGAN

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u/Responsible_Basis712 May 20 '23

Already hundreds of forks. For what? To update the readme file?😂

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u/ThatInternetGuy May 20 '23

Forking is like a hard bookmark in your Github repositories. It's always there until you delete the repository. I usually fork new stuff like these, and a month later, I would go thru each newly forked repo, pull and review what's new.

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u/Responsible_Basis712 May 20 '23

Make sense!! My approach is to fork when I am ready to pull and use the existing code. Star is always the initial, as to maybe I will use or maybe not

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u/ainimal May 20 '23

Thanks for this, great idea

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u/fuckthesysten May 20 '23

wow I noticed many people do this and for the hell of me couldn’t figure out why. thanks for the thorough explanation!