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Diffusion Forcing

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Diffusion forcing is a training technique in which context frames fed to a generative model are corrupted with varying amounts of noise, forcing the model to practice reconstructing coherent output from imperfect or degraded inputs. This mirrors the errors a model actually makes during autoregressive rollout, where earlier mistakes compound, making the resulting system more robust to its own accumulating prediction errors over long sequences.

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