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Budgeted Quotient-Residual Guidance for Frozen Pocket-Conditioned Molecular Diffusion

NeurIPS 2026 · Image generation › Fast diffusion sampling · approach: Guidance for conditional diffusion · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes budgeted quotient-residual guidance (QRG), an inference-time correction that lifts quotient covectors to metric-horizontal ambient directions and caps their scale by the frozen sampler's own step norm, improving validity of frozen TargetDiff on CBGBench fragment and scaffold tasks.

Problem

Inference-time guidance for frozen pocket-conditioned molecular diffusion samplers is often defined on quotient (invariant) features, whose raw local gradients are numerically dormant relative to the sampler's ambient step scale.

Approach

Lift quotient covectors to metric-horizontal ambient directions via M^{-1}J^T c, then deliver them with a trust budget equal to a fraction of the frozen sampler's own step norm (with a product budget splitting section and residual controls), so quotient geometry sets direction and sampler motion sets scale.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: CBGBench

Benchmarks: CBGBench

Metrics: validity novelty diversity uniqueness QED seconds per sample control/base ratio AutoDock Vina score

Baselines: TargetDiff base sampler Section-only Sham-QRG Rollout-QRG Teacher Dormant local guidance

Builds on: classifier guidance TargetDiff CBGBench

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