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  1. arXiv

    Reward-guided diffusion now reads value one step ahead: VaLoP cuts the high-noise gradient error and tops LIBERO and RoboCasa success

    Reward guidance steers a frozen diffusion or flow model at sampling time by following the gradient of a value function, but both common estimates of that gradient, differentiating a one-step denoised estimate and a learned value model, are least accurate at high noise, where the coarse structure of a sample is decided. VaLoP evaluates the value at a less noisy lookahead state one sampler step ahead and pulls its gradient back with one vector-Jacobian product; across SD3.5-Medium, SD3.5-Large and FLUX.1-dev with three rewards, VaLoP and its amortized variant VaLoP-Fast raise the target reward above StitchVM and DPS, and VaLoP-Fast attains the highest success rates on LIBERO and RoboCasa.

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