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Test-Time Instance-Specific Parameter Composition: A New Paradigm for Adaptive Generative Modeling

CVPR 2026 · Large language models › Reasoning and chain of thought · approach: Test-time compute scaling · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes Composer, a transformer meta-generator that produces per-input low-rank weight updates for frozen diffusion/VAR backbones at inference, improving FID with negligible overhead versus test-time training.

Problem

Generative models use a single fixed set of weights for all inputs, and test-time training to adapt per instance is prohibitively expensive for high-resolution diffusion and VAR backbones.

Approach

A lightweight transformer generator conditioned on the prompt/class and the backbone's own weight-derived tokens outputs low-rank updates (AB) added to W_Q and W_V in one pass before multi-step generation, trained with a context-aware batch sampling scheme that mixes similar and dissimilar conditions.

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Datasets: ImageNet MS-COCO 2014

Benchmarks: ImageNet 256x256 ImageNet 512x512 MS-COCO 2014 30K

Metrics: FID IS precision recall CLIP score inference time peak memory GenEval

Baselines: Test-time Training Q-Diffusion CTEC ORM PARM

Builds on: LoRA test-time training Q-Diffusion CTEC

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