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Diffusion Models
Diffusion Models are a class of generative artificial intelligence models. They learn to create new data by gradually reversing a process that adds noise to existing data.
Why it matters
These models are significant because they excel at generating high-quality, realistic outputs, particularly images, for applications like content creation, design, and data augmentation. Engineers and operators use them to explore novel designs or generate synthetic datasets.
How it works
Diffusion models work by training a neural network to denoise data. The model starts with pure noise and iteratively refines it, guided by the learned denoising process, until it produces a coherent output that resembles the training data.
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