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Published in The Thirty-Ninth Annual Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems(NeurIPS), Spotlight, 2025
FCM is a training-free, likelihood-guided diffusion update that auto-tunes step sizes via forward-mode autodiff and curvature probes, enabling fast, stable 3D point-cloud reconstruction from single/multi-view inputs. OpenReview · Project page · Code
Published in The Fourteenth International Conference on Learning Representations (ICLR), 2026
FAST-DIPS is a training-free diffusion-prior inverse-problem solver that enforces a hard measurement-space feasibility constraint via an adjoint-free ADMM correction with an analytic (or forward-difference) step size, plus decoupled re-annealing. It supports linear/nonlinear forward operators without hand-coded adjoints and includes pixel, latent, and hybrid pixel→latent variants for faster, stable reconstructions. OpenReview · PDF · Code
Published in The Forty-Third International Conference on Machine Learning (ICML), 2026
CLAMP is a diffusion posterior sampler for inverse problems that replaces hand-tuned scalar likelihood guidance with geometry-aware, per-noise-level damped Gauss–Newton corrections in diffusion-state coordinates. It pulls likelihood sensitivity back through the denoiser, uses a one-sided curvature model with manifold-aligned rank-one damping, solves each correction with matrix-free GMRES, and advances sampling via a variance-preserving Langevin transition. OpenReview · PDF
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Workshop, University 1, Department, 2015
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