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Coarse-to-Fine Compositional Diffusion for Long-Horizon Planning

NeurIPS 2026 · Image generation › Autoregressive and latent generation · approach: Diffusion planning and policies · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes CoFi, an inference-time compositional diffusion sampler that first aligns local denoised estimates to a shared coarse scaffold and then re-noises and refines it with the same local prior, improving global coherence at 2–8x fewer denoiser evaluations than CDGS.

Problem

Compositional diffusion from short-horizon priors yields locally consistent overlaps but often globally implausible long-horizon outputs, and existing fixes (repeated inner message passing or inference-time optimization) become expensive as the number or dimensionality of local plans grows.

Approach

Replace repeated local consistency propagation with a closed-form shared-scaffold alignment of local denoised estimates (shrinking each toward the common mean), then partially re-noise the scaffold to an intermediate step t* and denoise it with the same pretrained local prior to restore fine detail.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: OGBench VBench prompts

Benchmarks: OGBench VBench

Metrics: success rate Intra-LPIPS Intra-Style loss CLIP score subject consistency temporal flickering aesthetic quality prompt alignment

Baselines: GCBC GCIVL GCIQL HIQL GSC CD CDGS MultiDiffusion SyncDiffusion Gen-L-Video CogVideoX-2B

Builds on: CDGS GSC DDIM Bethe approximation SDEdit

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