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Learning to Generate Samples from Noise through Infusion Training

ICLR 2017 · Image generation › Fast diffusion sampling · approach: Denoising diffusion probabilistic models · 11 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Train a transition operator using target infusionGenerative modeling on MNIST · MNIST testParzen-window-based estimator of lower bound on average test log-likelihood: 282±2 -> 312±1.7Helped
Train a transition operator using target infusionGenerative modeling on CIFAR-10 · CIFAR-10Inception score: 4.36 ± .06 -> 4.62 ± .06Helped
Replace diagonal covariance output with isotropic Gaussian output (ablation)Infusion training · MNIST testlog-likelihood (IS estimate): 1836.27±0.551 -> 413.297±0.460Hurt
Set infusion rate to 0.3 rather than 0.0 (ablation)Infusion training with 1 step · MNIST testlower bound: 824.34 -> 1209.39Helped
Set infusion rate to 0.9 rather than 0.3 (ablation)Infusion training with 1 step · MNIST testlower bound: 1209.39 -> -161.37Hurt
Set infusion rate to 0.1 rather than 0.0 (ablation)Infusion training with 5 steps · MNIST testlower bound: 823.81 -> 1448.66Helped
Set infusion rate to 0.02 rather than 0.0 (ablation)Infusion training with 10 steps · MNIST testlower bound: 824.42 -> 1389.12Helped
Set infusion rate to 0.01 rather than 0.0 (ablation)Infusion training with 15 steps · MNIST testlower bound: 824.50 -> 1351.03Helped
Use a high infusion rate (0.06) with 15 steps (ablation)Infusion training · MNIST testlower bound: 1351.03 -> -941.78Hurt
Increase the number of denoising steps while using an appropriately lower infusion rate (ablation)Infusion training · MNIST sample qualityqualitative sample qualityHelped
Use an increasing rather than constant infusion rate (ablation)Infusion training with 15 steps · MNIST sample qualityqualitative sample qualityHelped
Use a high infusion rate (ablation)Infusion training · MNIST testoverfittingHurt

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