Maximum likelihood, neural networks and posterior mean for inferring fractional Brownian motion parameters
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Diffusion posterior samplers reconstruct signals by combining a pretrained diffusion prior with a measurement likelihood specified by a forward model and a noise model. Calibration and reference data...
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The paper demonstrates that diffusion models encode memorization in the geometry of their learned energy landscape before it becomes visible in generated samples. By analyzing score divergence and basin volume, the authors show that localized basins form around training images early in training, and that cyclic denoising can recover these images even when one‑shot generation shows no copies. Experiments on Gaussian mixtures, CelebA, CIFAR‑10, and Stable Diffusion v1.4 confirm that basin geometry reveals memorization across various settings.