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Pix2Pix Image-to-Image Translation Quiz
Checks Pix2Pix’s paired-data requirement, U-Net generator, PatchGAN discriminator and the complementary roles of adversarial and L1 losses.
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What kind of training data does Pix2Pix require?
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- What kind of training data does Pix2Pix require?
- Paired input-output image examples
- No data at all
- Only text captions
- Audio recordings
- What generator architecture does Pix2Pix use?
- A plain fully connected network
- A U-Net with skip connections
- A recurrent network
- A decision tree
- What does the PatchGAN discriminator in Pix2Pix evaluate?
- The entire image as one global score
- The image file size
- Realism of small local image patches
- The training time
- Why does Pix2Pix add an L1 loss alongside the adversarial loss?
- To slow down training on purpose
- To remove the discriminator
- To generate random noise
- To anchor pixelwise and low-frequency fidelity while the adversarial loss encourages sharper texture
- Why are the U-Net skip connections especially helpful for translation tasks?
- They pass shared structure like edges directly across the network
- They delete unnecessary layers
- They convert images to text
- They reduce the dataset size
- Which model extended Pix2Pix to learn from unpaired image collections?
- ResNet
- CycleGAN
- BERT
- Word2Vec
- Why can a PatchGAN discriminator encourage sharper local image texture?
- It predicts the input labels directly
- It replaces the generator’s U-Net
- It judges realism in small image patches rather than only scoring the whole image
- It computes only global color histograms
- In Pix2Pix, which part of the objective most directly anchors an output to its paired target image?
- The learning-rate warmup
- The GAN’s random seed
- The PatchGAN receptive-field count
- The L1 pixel-difference loss
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