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Discriminative Flow Matching: Beyond Time-Conditioning in Generative Restoration via Flow-State Representations
Existing Conditional Flow Matching (CFM) formulations describe transport progress using an explicit interpolation coordinate, commonly interpreted as time, assuming that a single global variable adequately represents a sample's position along the generative trajectory. In restoration tasks, however,
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