ARTEMIS: Using GANs with Multiple Discriminators to Generate Art
We propose a novel method for generating abstract art. First an autoencoder is trained to encode and decode the style representations of images, which are extracted from source images with a pretrained VGG network. Then, the decoder component of the autoencoder is extracted and used as a generator in a GAN. The generator works with an ensemble of discriminators. Each discriminator takes different style representations of the same images, and the generator is trained to create images that create convincing style representations in order to deceive all of the generators. The generator is also trained to maximize a diversity term. The resulting images had a surreal, geometric quality. We call our approach ARTEMIS (ARTistic Encoder- Multi- Discriminators Including Self-Attention), as it uses the self-attention layers and an encoder-decoder architecture.
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