Generative models have various applications, including image and video generation, music composition, language modeling, and data augmentation. They are also used in anomaly detection, predictive maintenance, generative design, and 3D modeling. In addition, generative models play a significant role in speech synthesis, voice conversion, and creating synthetic datasets for privacy and security purposes6.
Generative models in artificial intelligence are machine learning algorithms that learn patterns from sets of data to generate new, similar sets of data. They are used for various applications, including image and video generation, music composition, and language modeling. These models utilize neural networks to learn data distributions and generate new data instances that mimic the original data.
Sampling complex data with generative models faces challenges such as effectively picking samples from complicated data patterns and dealing with high-dimensional and complex data. Traditional methods struggle with these aspects, and while modern neural network-based generative models show promise, they also have limitations and require further investigation.