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SWIFT uses a frozen weak denoiser to improve diffusion training without inference overhead
SWIFT extrapolates training targets away from a frozen weak denoiser’s predictions, then discards the guide; experiments report improvements across model scales and resolutions. The method targets training quality without adding inference cost or changing the sampler.
- What
- Swift trains a stronger diffusion model using a frozen weak denoiser, improving clean-target regression without inference-time guidance.
- Method
- For each noisy input, Swift extrapolates the clean target away from the weak denoiser’s prediction; the guide needs no backpropagation and is discarded afterward.
- Why it matters
- The method retains the original sampler without inference overhead, improving training without adding generation-time sampling cost.
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