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Stage-Guided Per-Step Optimization (SGPO) is proposed for diffusion models, which jointly leverages signal-to-noise ratio and semantic changes to identify generation stages and adaptively assign stage-specific objectives.
HEMERA is presented, a heterogeneous memory-centric accelerator for efficient Mamba-2 inference that reformulates the matrix-form SSD computation into an algebraically equivalent streaming-recursive dataflow that avoids quadratic intermediate storage while preserving the original computation.
PAST is proposed, which provides differentiated rewards while adaptively regulating training episode length by jointly perceiving denoising progress and prompt difficulty and establishes a dual adaptive coordination mechanism that balances the extrinsic and intrinsic rewards.
Latent diffusion models (LDMs) enable efficient high-resolution image synthesis by denoising in a VAE-compressed latent space. However, fixed visual tokenizers can discard fine textures and structural details, while separate representation and diffusion training creates a mismatch between reconstruction and generation objectives. These limitations have renewed interest in pixel-space diffusion, which models raw pixels directly, removes the VAE bottleneck, and supports end-to-end optimization. This formulation better matches the demands of high-fidelity generation but introduces challenges in high-dimensional modeling, including noise scheduling, loss weighting, token efficiency, and scalable architecture design. Pixel-space modeling also offers a promising basis for unified multimodal systems: raw pixels, text, and task conditions can be represented in a shared token space and jointly processed by a single Transformer, narrowing the gap between visual understanding and generation. This paper reviews Pixel-Space Diffusion Transformers (pDiTs) from the perspectives of model architecture, continuous generative mechanisms, and unified multimodal modeling. We summarize representative methods, identify key technical challenges, and discuss future directions toward high-fidelity, end-to-end vision foundation models that integrate generation and understanding.
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