Dual-expert diffusion improves long-horizon predictions of collisions and smooth dynamics

HamiFormer combines window-wide denoising with Hamiltonian propagation to reduce accumulated trajectory errors over 192 simulation steps.

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Haoxiang Huang · Xiang Liu · Shuwei Wang · Jingheng Ma · Sen Cui

University of Science and Technology of China · Tsinghua University · Chinese Academy of Sciences

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The authors built HamiFormer around two interacting experts: a diffusion model that denoises a whole trajectory window, and a residual-corrected Hamiltonian model that propagates states according to structured physical dynamics.

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From Chinese Academy of Sciences and 2 others · Released code

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HamiFormer reduces phase-space prediction error by up to 26.3% using a dual-expert diffusion field with affine symplectic maps.

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