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I which Sander Dieleman beautifully illustrates why diffusion models work so well with images 🐳 Our visual world is spatially coherent, and large scale structures dominate. 〜 This means low frequency spectral components in images tend to be stronger. 🌫️ This means when you noise up an image, high...

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@sedielem Indeed, very good explanation. 👍🏻

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@sedielem Do you think this phenomenon of a fine to coarse data corruption schedule is necessary condition for a diffusion model to work well. Because afai understand, this condition isn't necessarily met with noise schedules used for DLM for example.

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