@anton_lozhkov: It’s really frustrating that @RiversHaveWings @StefanABaumann @Birchlabs et al’s HDiT arch (and NATTEN in general) does…
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A tweet thread advocating for wider adoption of the HDiT architecture and NATTEN, highlighting its significant speed improvements in super-resolution, image restoration, and genome labeling.
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It’s really frustrating that @RiversHaveWings @StefanABaumann @Birchlabs et al’s HDiT arch (and NATTEN in general) doesn’t have a much wider adoption
- It has been the main workhorse of my super-resolution and image restoration experiments for years.
- It improved the throughput 11x on our genome labeling project at HF.
- It will likely work great for a GroundingDINO-style fine segmentation pipeline I’m trying out.
Seriously everyone, stop killing your model capacity and convergence speed with convolutional layers in UNet transformers, learn from HDiT!
Project page: https://crowsonkb.github.io/hourglass-diffusion-transformers/…
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