LiFT: shared DiT core for iterative image inference
Radar item: LiFT repeatedly applies a shared Diffusion Transformer core and, according to the publication, outperforms a dense DiT on ImageNet 256×256 with about 60% fewer parameters.
According to the Radar item dated 6 October 2026, LiFT repeatedly applies a shared Diffusion Transformer core along a continuous depth path. The publication reports that, on ImageNet 256×256, the method outperforms a dense DiT baseline with about 60% fewer parameters. According to the source, the approach scales inference-time computation without retraining the model.
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