A Chronological Survey of Theoretical Advancements in Generative
  Adversarial Networks for Computer Vision
Hrishikesh Sharma
Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) have been workhorse generative models
for last many years, especially in the research field of computer vision.
Accordingly, there have been many significant advancements in the theory and
application of GAN models, which are notoriously hard to train, but produce
good results if trained well. There have been many a surveys on GANs,
organizing the vast GAN literature from various focus and perspectives.
However, none of the surveys brings out the important chronological aspect: how
the multiple challenges of employing GAN models were solved one-by-one over
time, across multiple landmark research works. This survey intends to bridge
that gap and present some of the landmark research works on the theory and
application of GANs, in chronological order.