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Sampling Meets Interaction: Sequentially-Controlled Multi-Particle Flow-Maps for Efficient Inference-time Search
While generative models have enabled training-free reward alignment, existing particle-based methods are fundamentally constrained by their propensity to local exploration within narrow regions of the underlying distribution, severely restricting sample diversity. This limitation becomes especially
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