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ExtraVAR: Stage-Aware RoPE Remapping for Resolution Extrapolation in Visual Autoregressive Models

NeurIPS 2026 · Image generation › Autoregressive and latent generation · approach: Next-scale and token autoregressive images · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Training-free resolution extrapolation for VAR models via stage-aware RoPE frequency-band remapping plus an entropy-driven, closed-form per-head attention scaling calibration, evaluated on Infinity at up to 2560x2560.

Problem

VAR models are trained at a fixed maximum resolution and naive training-free extrapolation methods from LLMs or diffusion yield global repetition, local repetition, and detail degradation when generating beyond that resolution.

Approach

Each coarse-to-fine VAR stage is driven by a distinct dominant RoPE frequency band, so the RoPE remapping should be stage-specific (NoPE for very low bands, PI then interpolated to YaRN for others). Attention dispersion is calibrated with a resolution-invariant normalized entropy and a closed-form per-head scaling factor that matches the training-resolution entropy.

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Experimental setup

Benchmarks: GenEval DPG-Bench HPSv2.1

Metrics: GenEval overall score DPG-Bench overall score HPSv2.1 score

Baselines: PE PI NTK-aware scaling YaRN RiFlex DyPE

Builds on: YaRN Position Interpolation NTK-aware scaling RiFlex DyPE UltraImage FastVAR

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