SNaP paper: one-step posterior sampling for noisy inverse problems, 30x faster
prof_kamilov · x · 2026-09-29
A new paper from Ulugbek Kamilov's group introduces SNaP, sampling plausible reconstructions from noisy measurements in one step. Each draw takes a single network evaluation and is over 30x faster than the iterative methods compared on their benchmark tasks.
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