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CAB: Accelerating Flow and Diffusion Sampling via Rectification and Corrected Adams-Bashforth

Anuska Roy, Pravin Nair

CAB unifies flow and diffusion sampling by rectifying dynamics to one coordinate system then applying a corrected multistep predictor that needs no extra model calls.

arxiv:2605.16736 v1 · 2026-05-16 · cs.CV

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The resulting method is simple, has the same algorithmic form across model classes, and has at least third-order local truncation error and second-order global error. Experiments on pretrained flow and diffusion models show that CAB improves quality-NFE trade-offs in the low-step regime of 6-20 NFEs.

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That the rectification step transforms the sampling dynamics of both flow and diffusion models into a common coordinate system where the multistep Adams-Bashforth predictor with correction term can be applied uniformly without introducing instability or order reduction.

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CAB accelerates flow and diffusion sampling via rectification to a shared coordinate system followed by a corrected Adams-Bashforth predictor that achieves third-order local truncation error while using no additional NFEs.

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[5] NeurIPS 2021 Workshop on Deep Generative Models and Downstream Applications , year = 2021

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