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# Flow-Matching Transformer

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  1. arXiv

    Streaming video-to-audio closes the alignment gap: LiveFoley needs only 0.08 s of frontend look-ahead and runs at 156 ms end-to-end

    Real-time video-to-audio has been held back by two bottlenecks: visual frontends shrink their receptive fields to cut look-ahead, and causal diffusion backends denoise each patch in isolation, so both alignment and audio quality trail offline models. LiveFoley uses a trailing sliding window to turn off-the-shelf non-causal segment-level encoders into streaming modules without retraining, cutting frontend look-ahead to 0.08 s, and widens the backend denoising window toward history. On the VGGSound test set, LiveFoley-48k reaches a DeSync of 0.48, on par with offline MMAudio-L at 0.47, with 156 ms end-to-end latency on a single A800 GPU.

  2. arXiv

    Pathology generation leaves the 1024-pixel tile behind: coherent gigapixel slides, and synthetic samples lift few-shot classification by up to 18%

    Histopathology image generation has stayed at the patch scale, producing tiles of at most 1024×1024 pixels, while clinical text reports and slide-level diagnostic labels act on the whole slide. BigCell trains a flow-matching transformer at 2048×2048 pixels on over 120,000 public whole-slide images and uses an inference-time sliding-window pipeline to generate coherent images up to 32,768×32,768 pixels, outperforming prior tile generators on tile-level and slide-level fidelity metrics. An adaptive scheduling strategy speeds generation by over three times with minimal quality degradation, and synthetic samples improve slide-level few-shot classification by up to 18%.

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