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At the beginning of Section 4 "AN ARCHITECTURE FOR VERY DEEP VAES" it says: "This VAE consists only of convolutions, nonlinearities, and Gaussian stochastic layers."
But the code uses also a Discretized Mixture of Logistics (DML) (see "DmolNet" class on vae_helpers.py).
Aside from quantitative model performance (e.g. FID scores), what is the difference between using only Gaussian stochastic layers instead of DML wrt reconstructions and sampling performance?
At the beginning of Section 4 "AN ARCHITECTURE FOR VERY DEEP VAES" it says:
"This VAE consists only of convolutions, nonlinearities, and Gaussian stochastic layers."
But the code uses also a Discretized Mixture of Logistics (DML) (see "DmolNet" class on
vae_helpers.py).Aside from quantitative model performance (e.g. FID scores), what is the difference between using only Gaussian stochastic layers instead of DML wrt reconstructions and sampling performance?