Precise Recovery of Latent Vectors from Generative Adversarial Networks
  Generative adversarial networks (GANs) transform latent vectors into visually
plausible images. It is generally thought that the original GAN formulation
gives no out-of-the-box method to reverse the mapping, projecting images back
into latent space. We introduce a simple, gradient-based technique called
stochastic clipping. In experiments, for images generated by the GAN, we
precisely recover their latent vector pre-images 100% of the time. Additional
experiments demonstrate that this method is robust to noise. Finally, we show
that even for unseen images, our method appears to recover unique encodings.
