A-CODE presents a fully atomic one-stage multimodal diffusion model for protein co-design that claims superior unconditional generation performance over prior one- and two-stage models plus a tenfold success-rate gain on hard binder-design tasks.
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Quotient-space diffusion models generate correct symmetric distributions by removing redundancy on the quotient space, simplifying learning and improving results on small molecules and proteins under SE(3) symmetry.
Panel Flow Matching is a generative method to estimate panel densities from longitudinal data with statistical guarantees under irregular sampling, supporting completion, synthetic data, and classification.
Proposes discretized Matérn process noise for triangulation-agnostic flow matching on meshes with PoissonNet denoiser, tested on elastic states and humanoid poses for meshes exceeding one million triangles.
PermFlow applies conditional flow matching on the affine subspace of doubly stochastic matrices with a closed-form tangent projector and nearest-target coupling to capture multimodal permutation distributions.
OGPP is a particle flow-matching method using orbit-space canonicalization and geometric paths that achieves lower error and fewer steps than prior approaches on 3D benchmarks.
Defines diffusion processes on implicit data manifolds via proximity-graph approximations to the infinitesimal generator and carré-du-champ operator, proves convergence in law to the continuous manifold process, and provides an Euler-Maruyama integrator validated on synthetic and MNIST manifolds.
CoLA-Flow Policy encodes action sequences into a continuous latent space and learns an explicit flow there, yielding near-single-step inference with up to 93.7% smoother trajectories and 25-point higher task success than raw-action flow baselines.
A vanilla Diffusion Transformer trained via x-prediction on frozen DINOv2 features reaches FID 1.14 on ImageNet 256x256 with fewer parameters and faster sampling than prior DiT variants.
FMwC computes per-sample confidence scores for flow matching models via closed-form propagation of input-dependent multiplicative noise variance along the sampling ODE, supporting filtering, editing, and adaptive stepping.
BRICKS creates compositional neural Markov kernels via hybrid transformers and Riemannian Flow Matching on product manifolds to enable zero-shot simulation of radiation-matter interactions across arbitrary material distributions.
SDFlow learns a global transport map via similarity-driven flow matching in VQ latent space, using low-rank manifold decomposition and a categorical posterior to handle discreteness, yielding SOTA long-horizon performance and inference speedups.
Continuous adversarial flow models replace MSE in flow matching with adversarial training via a discriminator, improving guidance-free FID on ImageNet from 8.26 to 3.63 for SiT and similar gains for JiT and text-to-image benchmarks.
Jeffreys Flow distills Parallel Tempering trajectories via Jeffreys divergence to produce robust Boltzmann generators that suppress mode collapse and correct sampling inaccuracies for rare event sampling.
MIOFlow 2.0 learns stochastic cellular trajectories from transcriptomics data via neural SDEs, unbalanced optimal transport for growth, and a joint latent space unifying gene expression with spatial features.
CT-OT Flow estimates continuous-time dynamics from discrete temporal snapshots by using partial optimal transport to align intervals and kernel smoothing to reconstruct distributions for ODE/SDE training.
RecFM uses recursive self-consistency in flow matching to enable high-fidelity one- and few-step (2-4 step) generation of scientific dynamics, claiming 20x speedup over diffusion emulators and 15% lower MSE than vanilla flow matching.
A multimodal visuotactile imitation learning framework using transformers and flow-based models improves robotic performance on the contact-rich task of match lighting.
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CoLA-Flow Policy: Temporally Coherent Imitation Learning via Continuous Latent Action Flow Matching for Robotic Manipulation
CoLA-Flow Policy encodes action sequences into a continuous latent space and learns an explicit flow there, yielding near-single-step inference with up to 93.7% smoother trajectories and 25-point higher task success than raw-action flow baselines.
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On the Importance of Tactile Sensing for Imitation Learning: A Case Study on Robotic Match Lighting
A multimodal visuotactile imitation learning framework using transformers and flow-based models improves robotic performance on the contact-rich task of match lighting.