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Latent-space generation methods (such as the VAE used by Stable Diffusion) first train an encoder to compress images into low-dimensional latent representations, then perform diffusion or flow matching in the latent space, and restore pixels with a decoder at inference time; this introduces reconstruction error, and semantic drift tends to occur when the latent space lacks semantic constraints.
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