Adversarial post-training fixes high-frequency deficit in pixel diffusion models

Adding an adversarial loss to pretrained pixel diffusion generators improves fidelity, coverage, and prompt alignment without altering architecture or sampling.

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Xin Lin · Zhifei Zhang · Yuqian Zhou · Haitian Zheng · Zhe Lin · Ming-Hsuan Yang · +1 more
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The authors started from two pretrained text-to-image pixel diffusion models, DeCo and PixelGen, which generate RGB images directly instead of via a latent code.

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Adversarial post-training improves pixel diffusion outputs by restoring missing high-frequency image statistics.

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