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读取、分配、路由:适用于像素空间生成式变换器的角色耦合式令牌化技术

原文标题 · Read, Allocate, Route: Role-Coupled Tokenization for Pixel-Space Generative Transformers

作者:Jiongfan Yang, Weichen Fan, Haiwen Diao | 在像素空间生成式Transformer中,通常每个图像块对应一个标记。因此,要捕捉更精细的细节就需要更多的标记,这会让全局注意力计算的成本越来越高。我们发现,精细的细节并不一定需要更多的全局信息交换:低频结构可以通过全局共享来优化,而高频细节则可以在局部进行建模。基于这一洞察,我们提出了一种新的方法……

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Computer Science > Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition

Title: Read, Allocate, Route: Role-Coupled Tokenization for Pixel-Space Generative Transformers

Abstract: Pixel-space generative Transformers typically use one token per image patch, so capturing finer detail requires more tokens and makes global attention increasingly expensive. We observe that finer detail does not necessarily require more global communication: low-frequency structure benefits from global exchange, while high-frequency detail can be modeled locally. Based on this insight, we introduce SpecSlot, a pixel-space rectified-flow Transformer that decouples output detail from the length of the global attention sequence. SpecSlot expands each spatial anchor into multiple slots, each assigned a disjoint band of DCT coefficients; this separates anchor density from spectral subdivision. Only the lowest-frequency slot from each anchor participates in global attention, while all slots interact locally. This allows the model to increase spectral detail without enlarging the global sequence. A spatial head further adds a local correction to the spectral prediction, while the generative state, target, and loss remain in pixel space. On ImageNet-256, SpecSlot achieves a comparable final FID to a FLOPs-matched JiT control while converging faster. On ImageNet-512, it improves FID by 2.84 over the control with 3.9% fewer FLOPs, and comes within only 0.69 FID of JiT-B/16 at 38.2% lower cost. On text-to-image generation, SpecSlot surpasses JiT-B/8 on DPG-Bench by 1.06 at 40.6% lower forward cost.

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