ANTI-AI ARCHIVE
ART-HISTORY NODE / 050 · 2015

DRAW

DRAW

Karol Gregor; Ivo Danihelka; Alex Graves; Danilo Rezende; Daan Wierstra

Historical context & research account

DRAW combines a variational autoencoder, recurrent networks and differentiable attention, generating images through successive operations that read from and write to a canvas. Although it does not become the dominant architecture of later products, it demonstrates an early combination of attention and iterative image generation.

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https://arxiv.org/abs/1502.04623

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Archive node #050 · Historical node

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AI Art Genealogy Research Master · p. 16 · 050
Date as recorded: 2015
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