You can implement latent variable models in GANs to control output diversity by referring to the following steps:
- Modify the Generator
- Update the generator to accept both z (noise) and c (latent variable).
- Generate Diverse Outputs
- Pass a noise vector (z) and condition vector (c) to control the diversity of the generated outputs.
- Loss Incorporating Latent Variables
- Train the GAN with conditional inputs by ensuring the discriminator can distinguish real and fake data conditioned on c.
- Key Benefit
- By incorporating latent variables, the model can learn to generate outputs conditioned on specific features, allowing better control over output diversity.



Hence, following the above, you can implement latent variable models in GANs to control output diversity.