upd readme: added advanced tips by @GAN-er

README.md

@@ -148,6 +148,31 @@ Improperly matched dst landmarks may significantly reduce fake quality:
 
 in this case watch "Manual re-extract bad dst aligned frames tutorial" below.
 
+@GAN-er advanced tips:
+
+Tip 1:
+You may benefit by starting with a small batch size (within reason) and increasing it later. The reason is that a **large batch size will give you a more accurate descent direction but it will also be costlier to calculate**, and when you just start, you care mostly about the general direction; no need to sacrifice speed for precision at that point. There are plenty of sources discussing the batch size, as an example you can check this one:
+https://stats.stackexchange.com/questions/164876/tradeoff-batch-size-vs-number-of-iterations-to-train-a-neural-network
+
+Tip 2:
+Unlike the batch size that the only thing that does is affecting how accurate each step will be as far a the true gradient goes, the dimensions, actually, increase the complexity of your NN. As a rule, **the more complex a network the better the resulting model**, but since nothing comes for free, **the more complex the network the more time it will take to converge**.
+What you generally want is to **_figure out the max dimensions that you can use_** given your GPU's memory, and your desired max batch size.
+You can set the max batch size to something, say K, and then increase the dimensions until you get OOM errors. In the end, you will end up with a triplet, {batch size, ae_dims, ed_dims}
+Ideally, you would use 1024 and 85 for your autoencoder and encoder/decoder dimensions, but no card has enough memory for such a configuration even with batch size 1.
+Remember that unlike batch size that you can change at will, once you set up the dimensions you can not change them.
+
+Note that **if you use a complex - high number of dimensions NN, in combination with a small batch size, it will take _considerably_ longer for your model to converge**. So keep that in mind! You will simply have to wait longer, but also you will get a much much better result.
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+For cards with 11Gb of memory, and for SAE you can try the following settings:
+For DF architecture: 12 698 51
+For LIAEF architecture: 8 402 47
+
+Tip 3:
+If you end up being stuck, i.e. the loss does not go down but for no obvious reason or if you get weird artifacts in some previews before you discard and start from scratch, you may want to flip your DST and SRC for a while. This often is all you need to keep things going again.
+
+Tip 4:
+99.995% of your success or failure rate is due to bad SRC or DST sets. This means that 99.995% of your time should be spent in actually ensuring that your sets are well curated. Throwing together a hot podge of material and expecting a decent outcome is guaranteed to result in disappointment. Garbage in, garbage out.
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