Distribution matching distillation and drifting models are equivalent under finite-sample analysis

The authors show that training a Drifting Model is naturally equivalent to Distribution Matching Distillation, and propose Multi-Bandwidth DMD for improved one-step generation.

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Jialin Zhu · Xing Liu · Feixiang He · He Wang

Baidu Inc. · Central South University · University College London

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The authors prove an exact finite-sample correspondence between Distribution Matching Distillation (DMD) and Drifting Models, two approaches for one-step generative modeling.

Jialin Zhu, Xing Liu, Feixiang He, and He Wang theoretically analyzed the relationship between Distribution Matching Distillation (DMD) and Drifting Models.

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Distribution Matching Distillation is equivalent to Drifting Models, and multi-bandwidth training improves DMD convergence and quality.

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