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Instruction following and tool calling depend on strict structural constraints on the sequence (such as JSON syntax and function signatures), and the globally parallel updates of diffusion decoding do not inherently guarantee that these constraints are satisfied bit by bit, typically requiring additional constrained decoding or post-processing correction.
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