The Interplay of Data Structure and Imbalance in the Learning Dynamics of Diffusion Models
Real-world datasets differ across classes in both structure and frequency, but most theory for diffusion models assumes homogeneous...
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Real-world datasets differ across classes in both structure and frequency, but most theory for diffusion models assumes homogeneous...
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Flavio and Chenxiao will present our preprint on how data structure and imbalance shape learning in diffusion models at the Learning Theory Summer School workshop in Copenhagen.
Stefano will give a talk at KITP's New Trends in Non-equilibrium Dynamics program, presenting our ICML 2026 paper on the loss landscape of overparameterised two-layer ReLU neural networks.
Today starts the Mathematical Foundations of AI workshop, organised by Flavio and Stefano. The programme brings together diffusion models, transformers, and associative memories, and includes a contributed talk by Chenxiao on our work on heterogeneous data in diffusion models.
Great news! Stefano has been awarded 39,000 SEK from Helge Ax:son Johnsons stiftelse, supporting research travel and international scientific exchange.
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We work across machine learning, statistical physics, cognitive science, and high-dimensional probability at Chalmers and the University of Gothenburg, with active links to Wits.