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New research reveals inherent instability in Denoising Score Matching

A new arXiv paper by Juyan Zhang and colleagues explores the inherent heteroscedasticity in Denoising Score Matching (DSM), a technique widely used in generative models. The researchers demonstrate that DSM's objective function leads to unpredictable variance in model parameters, dependent on noise levels and data geometry. They propose an ideal weighting function to equalize this variance, creating a homoscedastic generalization of DSM, and also derive a practical approximation for training that reduces gradient variance. AI

IMPACT This research provides a theoretical foundation for improving the stability and performance of diffusion models and other generative AI systems.

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New research reveals inherent instability in Denoising Score Matching

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  1. arXiv stat.ML TIER_1 English(EN) · Juyan Zhang, Rhys Newbury, Xinyang Zhang, Tin Tran, Dana Kulic, Michael Burke ·

    Heteroscedasticity of Denoising Score Matching with Generalised Smooth Noise

    arXiv:2508.01597v2 Announce Type: replace-cross Abstract: Score Matching (SM) is a powerful framework for estimating the log-density derivatives of a distribution without calculating its normalizing constants. This capability has made it a cornerstone across multiple domains, fro…