d-OPSD reframes on-policy self-distillation for dLLMs via suffix conditioning from self-generated answers and step-level supervision, outperforming RLVR and SFT on reasoning benchmarks with ~10% of the optimization steps.
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MaskForge reaches 79.3% average attack success rate on five dLLMs by adaptively searching and accumulating structural attack patterns with a UCB bandit, improving 17.6% over baselines and transferring to 88.2% on AdvBench.
Constrained Diffusion for Code (CDC) integrates constraint satisfaction into the reverse denoising process of discrete diffusion models via constraint-aware operators that use optimization and program analysis to steer generation toward feasible programs.
Infinite Mask Diffusion Models use stochastic infinite-state masks to overcome the factorization error lower bound in standard masked diffusion, achieving superior few-step performance on language tasks via distillation.
SCMDM is a post-training self-conditioning adaptation for masked diffusion models that reduces generative perplexity by nearly 50% on OWT and improves performance on images, molecules, and genomics.
Discrete Tilt Matching recasts dLLM fine-tuning as state-level matching of tilted local unmasking posteriors, producing a stable weighted cross-entropy loss that improves Sudoku and Countdown performance when applied to LLaDA-8B-Instruct.
DMax uses On-Policy Uniform Training and Soft Parallel Decoding to enable aggressive parallelism in dLLMs, raising TPF on GSM8K from 2.04 to 5.47 and on MBPP from 2.71 to 5.86 while preserving accuracy.
Diffusion language models form more global representations with early-layer redundancy compared to autoregressive models, allowing layer skipping for up to 18.75% FLOP savings while maintaining over 90% performance.
Early and late denoising steps in masked diffusion LMs are robust to smaller-model replacement, enabling 17% FLOPs reduction with modest generative quality loss.
PartDiffuser is a semi-autoregressive discrete diffusion framework that generates high-fidelity 3D meshes from point clouds by combining inter-part autoregression with intra-part parallel diffusion using a part-aware DiT architecture.
CCDD defines a joint multimodal diffusion on continuous representation space and discrete token space to combine expressivity with explicit token supervision for diffusion language models.
SLIM-RL matches or exceeds TraceRL performance on MATH500, GSM8K, MBPP and HumanEval for diffusion LLMs by risk-budgeted random-masking RL without trajectory slicing.
AGDO improves dLLM reasoning performance by determining denoising order and emphasizing tokens based on attention-derived dependencies rather than random masking.
PAPO improves reasoning performance in diffusion LLMs by converting sparse terminal rewards into dense step-wise credit and replaying real high-uncertainty trajectories, reporting gains up to 42.2% on Countdown.
NAVIRA decouples quality scoring from regeneration via stochastic remasking in masked diffusion LMs, improving fluency and LLM-judge scores on a 170M model.
dMoE aggregates token expert distributions to block level in dLLMs, cutting unique experts from 69.5 to 14.6, memory by 76-80%, and latency by 1.14-1.66x while retaining 99.11% performance.
GDSD reduces RL for dLLMs to likelihood-free self-distillation via a normalization-free logit-matching objective, outperforming ELBO methods with more stable training on LLaDA-8B and Dream-7B.
Confidence-based decoding and training in masked diffusion models shortcut long-range dependencies in reasoning, producing errors on complex inputs that random masking avoids.
SNLP achieves up to 2.58x wall-clock speedup on 0.5B Transformers via architecture-specific Newton corrections (IDN/HCN) that enable layer-parallel inference while preserving perplexity in milder settings.
SGRPO is a GRPO-style framework that constructs set-level diversity rewards via supergroup sampling and leave-one-out redistribution to expand the utility-diversity Pareto frontier in biomolecular design tasks.
Stability-Weighted Decoding improves diffusion LLM accuracy by modulating token scores with temporal stability from KL divergence between prediction steps.
Dataset-level metrics in diffusion language models mask substantial sample-level non-determinism that varies with model and system factors, which a new Factor Variance Attribution metric can decompose.
DiSPO optimizes intermediate decisions in masked diffusion LMs by branching at selected masked states, resampling tokens, scoring completions, and updating only new tokens using a derived policy-gradient estimator that reuses terminal rollouts.
Efficient-DLM converts AR models to dLMs via block-wise causal attention and position-dependent masking, yielding higher accuracy and 2.7-4.5x throughput than Dream 7B and Qwen3 4B.
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