Introduces a marginal-alignment regularizer for reflow distillation of diffusion models that aligns endpoint marginals, supported by a telescoping TV bound and benchmark experiments.
Instructpix2pix: Learning to follow image editing instructions
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ICEdit achieves state-of-the-art instructional image editing in Diffusion Transformers via in-context generation, requiring only 0.1% of prior training data and 1% trainable parameters.
Emu3.5 is a native multimodal world model pre-trained on over 10 trillion vision-language tokens with next-token prediction, post-trained via reinforcement learning, and accelerated by Discrete Diffusion Adaptation for efficient interleaved generation and world exploration.
InsHuman proposes Human-Background Adaptive Fusion, Face-to-Face ID-Preserving, and Bidirectional Data Pairing to enable natural human insertion in images without altering identity.
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Beyond Trajectory Matching: Reflow with Marginal Distribution Alignment
Introduces a marginal-alignment regularizer for reflow distillation of diffusion models that aligns endpoint marginals, supported by a telescoping TV bound and benchmark experiments.
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In-Context Edit: Enabling Instructional Image Editing with In-Context Generation in Large Scale Diffusion Transformer
ICEdit achieves state-of-the-art instructional image editing in Diffusion Transformers via in-context generation, requiring only 0.1% of prior training data and 1% trainable parameters.
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Emu3.5: Native Multimodal Models are World Learners
Emu3.5 is a native multimodal world model pre-trained on over 10 trillion vision-language tokens with next-token prediction, post-trained via reinforcement learning, and accelerated by Discrete Diffusion Adaptation for efficient interleaved generation and world exploration.
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InsHuman: Towards Natural and Identity-Preserving Human Insertion
InsHuman proposes Human-Background Adaptive Fusion, Face-to-Face ID-Preserving, and Bidirectional Data Pairing to enable natural human insertion in images without altering identity.