D-OPSD formulates supervised fine-tuning of step-distilled diffusion models as on-policy self-distillation by having the model act as both teacher (with multimodal context) and student (with text-only context) on its own roll-outs.
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TabSCM produces causally consistent tabular data by orienting a CPDAG into a DAG, fitting root marginals with KDE, and using conditional diffusion plus trees for child nodes, outperforming GANs and diffusion baselines on fidelity, utility, and privacy across seven datasets.
An asynchronous fast-slow dual-system with DiT action modeling and time-weighted loss doubles unseen aerial VLN success rates and halves decision latency in simulation.
Introduces Hybrid Tuning adapter with frequency filtering and noise estimation to adapt CLIP for ultrasound segmentation and classification, claiming outperformance on six multi-center datasets.
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D-OPSD: On-Policy Self-Distillation for Continuously Tuning Step-Distilled Diffusion Models
D-OPSD formulates supervised fine-tuning of step-distilled diffusion models as on-policy self-distillation by having the model act as both teacher (with multimodal context) and student (with text-only context) on its own roll-outs.
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TabSCM: A practical Framework for Generating Realistic Tabular Data
TabSCM produces causally consistent tabular data by orienting a CPDAG into a DAG, fitting root marginals with KDE, and using conditional diffusion plus trees for child nodes, outperforming GANs and diffusion baselines on fidelity, utility, and privacy across seven datasets.
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FSD-VLN: Fast-Slow Dual-System Modeling for Aerial Long-Horizon Vision-Language Navigation
An asynchronous fast-slow dual-system with DiT action modeling and time-weighted loss doubles unseen aerial VLN success rates and halves decision latency in simulation.
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Adapting Vision-Language Foundation Model for Next Generation Medical Ultrasound Image Analysis
Introduces Hybrid Tuning adapter with frequency filtering and noise estimation to adapt CLIP for ultrasound segmentation and classification, claiming outperformance on six multi-center datasets.