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Noise in Diffusion Models Is a Learnable Input
Stochastic learning objectives are typically written as expectations over abstract random variables. Actual training, however, uses concrete random inputs that enter both the realized loss and its gradient. Structure in these inputs that is accessible to the learning system can therefore be learned
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