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Can we apply diffusion directly on MLP weights? Yes!!! We show generalization to new 3D shapes and 4D mesh animations: "HyperDiffusion: Generating Implicit Neural Fields with Weight-Space Diffusion" #ICCV2023! Project: Video:

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Matthias Niessner profil fotoğrafı
Matthias Niessner3 yıl önce

Quite interesting that neural fields can be directly used as representations for generative models. One open question is what MLP weight structure works best for generalization. Super cool work by @ErkocZiya in collaboration with @angelaqdai, @fangchangma, and Qi Shan.

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Michael Black3 yıl önce

@CasualEffects Cool idea.

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Efstratios Gavves3 yıl önce

We had a similar idea in our brainstorming sessions, curious to read in detail. Sounds excellent!!

Ruoshi Liu profil fotoğrafı
Ruoshi Liu3 yıl önce

Very cool work! How does it compare with MeshDiffusion whose geometric representation is more explicit?

田中義弘 | taziku CEO / AI × Creative profil fotoğrafı
田中義弘 | taziku CEO / AI × Creative3 yıl önce

Potential technologies. Thanks for the info!

Tianyu He profil fotoğrafı
Tianyu He3 yıl önce

One question: why not generate triplane representation? since it more straightforward for diffusion models.

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