Kernel-gradient drifting reformulates drifting models via kernel gradients to yield identifiable one-step generation with smoothed score matching and KL descent on Euclidean, Riemannian, and discrete spaces.
Parallelbench: Understanding the trade-offs of parallel decoding in diffusion llms
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TAD improves the accuracy-parallelism trade-off in diffusion LLMs via temporal-aware self-distillation that applies hard labels to soon-to-be-decoded tokens and soft supervision to future tokens.
Token-to-Mask remasking improves self-correction in diffusion LLMs by resetting erroneous commitments to masks rather than overwriting them, yielding +13.33 points on AIME 2025 and +8.56 on CMATH.
Continuous flows on token embeddings with flow-map distillation produce one-step language models whose quality exceeds recent 8-step discrete diffusion baselines on LM1B and OpenWebText.
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Kernel-Gradient Drifting Models
Kernel-gradient drifting reformulates drifting models via kernel gradients to yield identifiable one-step generation with smoothed score matching and KL descent on Euclidean, Riemannian, and discrete spaces.
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TAD: Temporal-Aware Trajectory Self-Distillation for Fast and Accurate Diffusion LLM
TAD improves the accuracy-parallelism trade-off in diffusion LLMs via temporal-aware self-distillation that applies hard labels to soon-to-be-decoded tokens and soft supervision to future tokens.
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Remask, Don't Replace: Token-to-Mask Refinement in Diffusion Large Language Models
Token-to-Mask remasking improves self-correction in diffusion LLMs by resetting erroneous commitments to masks rather than overwriting them, yielding +13.33 points on AIME 2025 and +8.56 on CMATH.
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Flow Map Language Models: One-step Language Modeling via Continuous Denoising
Continuous flows on token embeddings with flow-map distillation produce one-step language models whose quality exceeds recent 8-step discrete diffusion baselines on LM1B and OpenWebText.