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Spatial Reasoners for Continuous Variables in Any Domain

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arxiv 2507.10768 v1 pith:AG6HJWY6 submitted 2025-07-14 cs.LG cs.CV

Spatial Reasoners for Continuous Variables in Any Domain

classification cs.LG cs.CV
keywords generativespatialcontinuousdenoisingmodelsreasonersreasoningvariables
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We present Spatial Reasoners, a software framework to perform spatial reasoning over continuous variables with generative denoising models. Denoising generative models have become the de-facto standard for image generation, due to their effectiveness in sampling from complex, high-dimensional distributions. Recently, they have started being explored in the context of reasoning over multiple continuous variables. Providing infrastructure for generative reasoning with such models requires a high effort, due to a wide range of different denoising formulations, samplers, and inference strategies. Our presented framework aims to facilitate research in this area, providing easy-to-use interfaces to control variable mapping from arbitrary data domains, generative model paradigms, and inference strategies. Spatial Reasoners are openly available at https://spatialreasoners.github.io/

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