Flux Matching generalizes score-based generative modeling by using a weaker objective that admits infinitely many non-conservative vector fields with the data as stationary distribution, enabling new design choices beyond traditional score matching.
Sta- ble target field for reduced variance score estimation in diffusion models.arXiv preprint arXiv:2302.00670
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TM outperforms FM for well-separated modes with non-negligible variance by preserving covariance via stochastic latent updates, with the gap closing as variance approaches zero.
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