The paper addresses the challenge of guiding conditioned generative models that are diffusion processes with singular diffusion coefficients, where traditional conditional densities may be nonexistent or non‑smooth. It proposes using causal optimal transport to construct approximate loss functions that identify a minimum‑entropy control for guidance, relying on the predictable representation property of conditioned diffusion processes and well‑posed martingale problems à la Üstünel.
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