Better: Facemaker V1223

Training a high-resolution face generator is notoriously unstable. FaceMaker v1223 utilizes a non-saturating logistic loss with $R_1$ gradient penalty on the discriminator.

| Feature | FacesAI Pro (v4) | Facemaker v1223 | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Biased toward Caucasian datasets | Balanced global dataset (45% non-Caucasian) | | Hair Fidelity | Choppy, blurry flyaways | Individual strand rendering via SPF-Net | | Emotion Range | 8 basic emotions | 24 micro-emotions (Concerned, Smug, Tired) | | Batch Processing | 10 images per minute | 35 images per minute | facemaker v1223 better

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