Diffusion models benefit most from teacher features they still lack

A recoverability-based method selects useful teacher layers, weights unresolved tokens and stops alignment when its benefit plateaus.

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Yongcong Wang · Hingchin Chen · Mingyu Fan · Shuo Jiang · Teer Zhang · Yucong Sun · +3 more

Central South University · The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology · Tsinghua University · The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen · SenseTime Research

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Wang and colleagues study how to choose the teacher layer and duration of representation alignment when training diffusion transformers.

The authors examined how an unaligned diffusion transformer learns the feature hierarchy of a frozen visual encoder.

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RARE selects the teacher layer with the largest recoverability gap, improving FID and training speed.

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