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I saw this sometimes as well. I think its numerical instabilities. When your ground_truth and fake_data are super close it would end up as 0 in theory, but due to limited numerical precision it goes slightly negative. You can see its -4e-8, which is super small.
I saw this sometimes as well. I think its numerical instabilities. When your ground_truth and fake_data are super close it would end up as 0 in theory, but due to limited numerical precision it goes slightly negative. You can see its -4e-8, which is super small.
I'm attempting to compute the FID between two datasets, each containing 192 samples. I used the following command:
However, I'm getting a negative FID value:
FID: -4.808164533187664e-09
Any ideas of what might be happening? Thanks in advance!
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