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Structured losses for image modeling Image-to-image translation problems are often formulated as per-pixel clas-sification or regression (e.g., [36, 55, 25, 32, 58]). These formulations treat the output space as “unstructured” in the sense that each output pixel is considered conditionally in-dependent from all others given the input image ...
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