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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 年前

Can we see the images 😁

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Qodo1 年前

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

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Worldrover1 年前

Who did you steal it from?

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Greg Huntoon1 年前

Me trying to follow along

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TheNan1 年前

Why didn’t I think of that?🧐😁

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WDWDVC🌴1 年前

But they aren't Mickey shaped

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Harold1 年前

Yes

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Zin 🧀💊1 年前

nice work

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boisselle1 年前

Interesting work. The CUDA algorithms are especially cool!

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Ann Lewis1 年前

His advice is very good. @GraysonQuant

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