gan-ttur-convergence
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Created 2026-06-21T09:55:49+00:00
The Two Time-Scale Update Rule (TTUR) sets the generator's learning rate lower than the discriminator's and provably converges to a stationary local Nash equilibrium, but does not prevent mode collapse
Dependents
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- OUT gan-stable-convergence-guaranteed — GAN training reliably converges to the unique equilibrium where the generator matches the data distribution, given TTUR and asymptotic consistency guarantees.
- IN gan-training-stability-requires-multiple-interventions — GAN training stability benefits from several complementary design choices — non-saturating loss to address vanishing gradients when the generator is poor, two-timescale update rule for provable convergence to a stationary local Nash equilibrium (though not mode collapse prevention), and deterministic discriminators for optimality of the discriminator — each addressing a distinct failure mode, but none individually sufficient for overall stability.