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Decoupling Logical Masks from GPU Execution for Dynamic Block-Sparse Attention
Attention computation makes inference expensive in video diffusion transformers (vDiTs), which generate videos through iterative denoising. Block-sparse attention (BSA) reduces this cost by computing only blocks selected by a logical mask, which specifies attention interactions to compute. However
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