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StableVQ: Practical Guidelines for Stable Vector-Quantized Tokenizer Training
Vector Quantization (VQ) is fundamental to discrete visual tokenizers that power modern autoregressive and masked image generation models. While recent shared-projection codebook methods have substantially advanced codebook utilization, training stability remains a critical and underexplored challen
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