A technique for controllable diversity in text-to-image generation by inducing structured semantic variations at the prompt level via VLM and agentic workflow.
Cads: Unleashing the di- versity of diffusion models through condition-annealed sam- pling
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STRIDE boosts diversity in one-step diffusion models by injecting PCA-aligned pink noise into transformer features while preserving text alignment and quality.
DMGD achieves better performance than fine-tuned SOTA methods in dataset distillation on ImageNet subsets by using semantic matching through conditional likelihood optimization and OT-based distribution matching in a training-free diffusion setup.
Noise optimization during sampling recovers diversity in mode-collapsed diffusion models while preserving output fidelity.
MAGIC is a few-shot mask-guided anomaly inpainting framework using Gaussian prompt perturbation, spatially adaptive guidance, and context-aware mask alignment to produce high-fidelity, diverse anomalies that outperform prior methods on downstream detection tasks.
Feature self-guidance disperses internal features of flow models during batch generation and applies manifold regularization to increase output diversity while preserving condition alignment.
UAG is a universal avoidance generation method that increases multi-branch diversity in diffusion and transformer models by penalizing output similarity, delivering up to 1.9x higher diversity with 4.4x speed and 1/64th the FLOPs of prior methods.
Early DC component convergence in text-to-image Transformer features causes output homogeneity; selective early attenuation via DAVE improves diversity without retraining or extra cost.
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Semantic Browsing: Controllable Diversity for Image Generation
A technique for controllable diversity in text-to-image generation by inducing structured semantic variations at the prompt level via VLM and agentic workflow.
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STRIDE: Training-Free Diversity Guidance via PCA-Directed Feature Perturbation in Single-Step Diffusion Models
STRIDE boosts diversity in one-step diffusion models by injecting PCA-aligned pink noise into transformer features while preserving text alignment and quality.
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DMGD: Train-Free Dataset Distillation with Semantic-Distribution Matching in Diffusion Models
DMGD achieves better performance than fine-tuned SOTA methods in dataset distillation on ImageNet subsets by using semantic matching through conditional likelihood optimization and OT-based distribution matching in a training-free diffusion setup.
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It's Never Too Late: Noise Optimization for Collapse Recovery in Trained Diffusion Models
Noise optimization during sampling recovers diversity in mode-collapsed diffusion models while preserving output fidelity.
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MAGIC: Few-Shot Mask-Guided Anomaly Inpainting with Prompt Perturbation, Spatially Adaptive Guidance, and Context Awareness
MAGIC is a few-shot mask-guided anomaly inpainting framework using Gaussian prompt perturbation, spatially adaptive guidance, and context-aware mask alignment to produce high-fidelity, diverse anomalies that outperform prior methods on downstream detection tasks.
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Don't Settle at the Mode! Mitigating Diversity Collapse in Pretrained Flow Models via Feature Self-Guidance
Feature self-guidance disperses internal features of flow models during batch generation and applies manifold regularization to increase output diversity while preserving condition alignment.
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A Universal Avoidance Method for Diverse Multi-branch Generation
UAG is a universal avoidance generation method that increases multi-branch diversity in diffusion and transformer models by penalizing output similarity, delivering up to 1.9x higher diversity with 4.4x speed and 1/64th the FLOPs of prior methods.
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Breaking the Lock-in: Diversifying Text-to-Image Generation via Representation Modulation
Early DC component convergence in text-to-image Transformer features causes output homogeneity; selective early attenuation via DAVE improves diversity without retraining or extra cost.