Continuous diffusion beats discrete on random k-SAT, proposed as standard benchmark
ArashVahdat · x · 2026-09-23
- Andrea highlights growing interest in generating discrete data via diffusion models and proposes benchmarking new approaches on generating uniform solutions of (random) k-SAT.
- k-SAT solution generation serves as a clean test case where continuous diffusion outperforms discrete diffusion, showing the choice of diffusion process matters.
- An arXiv link is provided for details.
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