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HC-DLM couples token readouts to a persistent continuous diffusion state
HC-DLM reads tokens from a shared latent at each denoising step and feeds them back as a scaffold, with training derived from a variational bound on token likelihood. The design targets the dependency loss of parallel discrete diffusion, though the excerpt gives no results.
- What
- HC-DLM couples discrete token generation with a continuous latent trajectory in one denoising process.
- Method
- Tokens are read from the latent at each step and feed back as a scaffold for its next update; the latent is the only persistent generative state.
- Why it matters
- At matched model size, it improves over discrete and continuous diffusion baselines on Sudoku, Countdown, and LM1B.
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