Question

I am studying the performance of deep learning models toward abnormality detection in chest X-rays.

Due to sparsity of data, I augment the data using different augmentation strategies including:

  • Traditional augmentation methods (Gaussian smoothing, unsharp masking, and minimum filtering)
  • Generative Adversarial Networks

Contrary to the existing literature, I find that the models showed promising results with traditional augmentation methods (that i have mentioned herewith) than with GAN-generated synthetic images.

What brings this performance difference?

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