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Consistency models achieve direct prediction of the endpoint of the denoising trajectory by training the network, theoretically enabling single-step generation.
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UnverifiedThe technical principle behind four-step generation typically comes from accelerated sampling paradigms such as Consistency Models or Flow Matching, which use distillation training to enable the model to accurately predict the denoising direction at sparse time steps.77% similarUnverifiedConsistency Distillation was implemented by Song et al. in the consistency models proposed in 2023; its core idea is to train the model so that the predicted outputs of any two points on the same denoising trajectory remain consistent, thereby enabling single-step or few-step generation.76% similarVerifiedDiffusion models circumvent the instability of adversarial training through a Markov chain mechanism that progressively adds Gaussian noise and then trains the model to learn the reverse denoising process.76% similarUnverifiedFlow matching models generate images by learning a continuous probability flow (ODE trajectory) from the noise distribution to the data distribution, and are generally more stable to train and require fewer inference steps.76% similarUnverifiedConsistency models define a consistency function that requires the model to map any point on the same denoising trajectory to the same initial state, thereby enabling single-step or few-step sampling75% similar
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