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Stochastic Interpolants via Conditional Dependent Coupling

NeurIPS 2026 · Probabilistic and scientific modeling › Variational and generative sampling · approach: Regularizing VAE latent information

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Proposes CDC-FM, a multi-stage pixel-space flow matching framework where each resolution stage is a stochastic interpolant conditioned on an upsampled lower-resolution image plus small noise, all parameterized by one DiT trained end-to-end.

Problem

Pixel-space image generation is computationally expensive, while latent (VAE) models lose information and cannot be trained end-to-end; existing multi-stage cascades use disentangled stage-specific models that hurt distribution learning and end-to-end optimization.

Approach

Conditional dependent coupling: the source for each refinement stage is the upsampled-and-downsampled ground-truth image plus stage-decreasing Gaussian noise, so each stage's interpolant transports a structured prior to the target; a single shared DiT with a resolution embedding models all stages.

Key results

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Experimental setup

Datasets: ImageNet-1k

Benchmarks: ImageNet-1k 256x256 ImageNet-1k 512x512

Metrics: FID IS precision recall inference speed

Baselines: DiT-XL/2 SiT-XL/2 PixelFlow VAR LlamaGen MAR FractalMAR PaGoDA VDM++ SiD2

Builds on: stochastic interpolant flow matching DiT classifier-free guidance PixelFlow

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