This page presents the full results for Experiment 2, which assesses the impact of mode seeking regularization and the efficacy of the fine-tuning phase. We evaluate a grid of mode seeking hyperparameters (λ, ε) by training 3 independent models for each combination and each dataset. We inspect the results obtained after the adversarial phase, then after the fine-tuning phase, and we compare the results with and without pre-training the State Prediction Network (SPN). λ = 0 means that mode seeking is disabled.
Between the adversarial phase and the fine-tuning phase, the cells in the tables correspond. For example, the first model with λ=0 achieved a minimum modulation loss of 0.198. When SPN pre-training was not chosen, it achieved 0.178 after fine-tuning; when SPN pre-training was performed, it achieved 1.359 after fine-tuning.
For the modulation loss, we show the value obtained during each phase at the best checkpoint.
For the spectral loss, we show the value obtained during each phase at the checkpoint minimizing the spectral loss under the condition that the modulation loss is below 0.9. If this condition cannot be met, the color is magenta.