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ReCAST: Reward Credit Assignment across Timesteps for Online Diffusion Reinforcement
Training diffusion models with multiple rewards requires distinguishing user preference from reward informativeness. User preference determines how much each reward should contribute to the overall objective; reward informativeness determines when its feedback is useful during denoising. Some reward
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