Dystruct formulates flexible-length generation in diffusion language models as a dynamic structural inference problem solved via Bayesian integration of local uncertainty and structural signals.
Simple and effective masked diffusion language models.Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems, 37:130136–130184
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Dystruct: Dynamically Structured Diffusion Language Model Decoding via Bayesian Inference
Dystruct formulates flexible-length generation in diffusion language models as a dynamic structural inference problem solved via Bayesian integration of local uncertainty and structural signals.
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MemDLM: Memory-Enhanced DLM Training
MemDLM embeds a simulated denoising trajectory into DLM training via bi-level optimization, creating a parametric memory that improves convergence and long-context performance even when the memory is dropped at test time.
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Uni-ViGU: Towards Unified Video Generation and Understanding via A Diffusion-Based Video Generator
Uni-ViGU unifies video generation and understanding by extending a diffusion video generator with unified continuous-discrete flow matching, modality-driven MoE layers, and bidirectional training stages that repurpose generative knowledge for discriminative tasks.