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From Latent Spaces to State-of-the-Art: The Journey of LightningDiT

Latent diffusion models are advanced techniques for generating high-resolution images by compressing visual data into a latent space using visual tokenizers. These tokenizers reduce computational demands while retaining essential details. However, such models suffer from a critical challenge: increasing the dimensions of the token feature increases reconstruction quality but decreases image generation quality. It thus…

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Predicting a Ball Trajectory. Polynomial Fit in Python with NumPy | by Florian Trautweiler | Jan, 2025

Polynomial Fit in Python with NumPy Ball Tracking and Trajectory PredictionIn a previous project I visualized the trajectory of a ball that I threw vertically into the air with a real-time position, velocity and acceleration plot. Extending upon this project, I wanted to calculate and visualize a trajectory prediction based on a simple physics model.…

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ByteDance Research Introduces 1.58-bit FLUX: A New AI Approach that Gets 99.5% of the Transformer Parameters Quantized to 1.58 bits

Vision Transformers (ViTs) have become a cornerstone in computer vision, offering strong performance and adaptability. However, their large size and computational demands create challenges, particularly for deployment on devices with limited resources. Models like FLUX Vision Transformers, with billions of parameters, require substantial storage and memory, making them impractical for many use cases. These limitations…

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Genie 2: A large-scale foundation world model

Acknowledgements Genie 2 was led by Jack Parker-Holder with technical leadership by Stephen Spencer, with key contributions from Philip Ball, Jake Bruce, Vibhavari Dasagi, Kristian Holsheimer, Christos Kaplanis, Alexandre Moufarek, Guy Scully, Jeremy Shar, Jimmy Shi and Jessica Yung, and contributions from Michael Dennis, Sultan Kenjeyev and Shangbang Long. Yusuf Aytar, Jeff Clune, Sander Dieleman,…

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Multi-Agentic RAG with Hugging Face Code Agents | by Gabriele Sgroi, PhD | Dec, 2024

Using Qwen2.5–7B-Instruct powered code agents to create a local, open source, multi-agentic RAG system Photo by Jaredd Craig on UnsplashLarge Language Models have shown impressive capabilities and they are still undergoing steady improvements with each new generation of models released. Applications such as chatbots and summarisation can directly exploit the language proficiency of LLMs as…

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