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Disentangled Representation Learning via Flow Matching

NeurIPS 2026 · Probabilistic and scientific modeling › Molecules and proteins · approach: Equivariant and disentangled latent representations · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes a flow-matching framework for disentangled representation learning that conditions a latent flow on N factor embeddings and adds an orthogonality regularizer over factor-specific velocity components, reporting gains over VAE, GAN and diffusion baselines on Cars3D, Shapes3D, MPI3D-toy and CelebA.

Problem

Diffusion-based disentangled representation methods rely on inductive biases for statistical independence but lack strong semantic alignment between latent units and generative factors.

Approach

Casts disentanglement as factor-conditioned flow matching in a VQ-GAN latent space, decomposing the predicted velocity into factor-specific components via output attention (softmax routing over factor embeddings) and penalizing pairwise squared cosine similarity between these components.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: Cars3D Shapes3D MPI3D-toy CelebA

Benchmarks: Cars3D Shapes3D MPI3D-toy CelebA

Metrics: FactorVAE score DCI TAD FID Acc100 Acc1000

Baselines: FactorVAE beta-TCVAE DAVA ClosedForm GANSpace DisCo-GAN DisDiff FDAE EncDiff DyGA

Builds on: conditional flow matching DisDiff VQ-GAN FactorVAE beta-TCVAE

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