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Question: How is the architecture of a deep convolutional GAN set up? Instruction: Choose the option that best answers the question. O The generator and discriminator use a constrained dense neural network architecture with alternating convolutional layers O The generator and discriminator use a constrained convolutional neural network architecture O The generator and discriminator use the ELU activation function O The generator and discriminator use a constrained recurrent neural network architecture with alternating convolutional layers

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Question: How is the architecture of a deep convolutional GAN set up?
Instruction: Choose the option that best answers the question.
O The generator and discriminator use a constrained dense neural network architecture with alternating convolutional layers
O The generator and discriminator use a constrained convolutional neural network architecture
O The generator and discriminator use the ELU activation function
O The generator and discriminator use a constrained recurrent neural network architecture with alternating convolutional layers

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