Randomized layer fusion improves image reconstruction and diffusion generation

FuseReg trains decoders and diffusion models on changing subsets of visual encoder layers, reducing their dependence on any fixed fusion.

Top University
Hongyang Du · Yunfei Xie · Junjie Ye · Jiawei Yang · Xiaoyan Cong · Haodong Zhang · +10 more

USC PSI Lab · Brown University · Rice University · University of Aberdeen · University of Notre Dame

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Du et al.

The authors replace fixed layer selection with FuseReg, which trains on normalized means of randomly sampled encoder-layer subsets.

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From USC PSI Lab and 6 others

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FuseReg trains decoders and generators on random layer subsets to bridge the reconstruction-generation gap in representation autoencoders.

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