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The code of GSPN #CVPR2025 is released! We proposed a new sqrt(N) complexity attention mechanism, which enables efficient high resolution image generation. We can generate 8k images with 42x speed up compared to self-attention in StableDiffusionXL! Code: Paper:

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Rawlala1 год назад

Can we see the images 😁

Фото профиля Qodo
Qodo1 год назад

Pro tip: turn review feedback into ready-to-commit code changes instantly with Qodo Merge's /implement command.

Фото профиля Worldrover
Worldrover1 год назад

Who did you steal it from?

Фото профиля Greg Huntoon
Greg Huntoon1 год назад

Me trying to follow along

Фото профиля TheNan
TheNan1 год назад

Why didn’t I think of that?🧐😁

Фото профиля WDWDVC🌴
WDWDVC🌴1 год назад

But they aren't Mickey shaped

Фото профиля Harold
Harold1 год назад

Yes

Фото профиля Zin 🧀💊
Zin 🧀💊1 год назад

nice work

Фото профиля boisselle
boisselle1 год назад

Interesting work. The CUDA algorithms are especially cool!

Фото профиля Ann Lewis
Ann Lewis1 год назад

His advice is very good. @GraysonQuant

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