KroQuant applies a learned Kronecker-structured block transform to DiT activations for efficient W4A4 post-training quantization that outperforms SVDQuant and LoRaQ on image quality.
DC-DiT uses dynamic chunking to adaptively allocate tokens by region and timestep, reducing ImageNet inference FLOPs by up to 36.8% and improving FID by up to 37.8%. Its router enables elastic inference from a single checkpoint with smooth quality-compute tradeoffs.
TaskGround grounds full household scenes into task-relevant slices to infer executable task structures, improving compact open-weight models' success rates by large margins over direct prompting while cutting token costs up to 18x.