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Unveiling the Secret of AdaLN-Zero in Diffusion Transformer

Diffusion transformer (DiT), a rapidly emerging architecture for image generation, has gained much attention. However, despite ongoing efforts to improve its performance, the understanding of DiT remains superficial. In this work, we delve into and investigate a critical conditioning mechanism within DiT, adaLN-Zero, which achieves superior performance compared to adaLN. Our work studies three potential elements driving this performance, including an SE-like structure, zero-initialization, and a "gradual" update order, among which zero-initialization is proved to be the most influential. Building on this understanding, we propose an analysis-guided initialization strategy, termed adaLN-Ga...

AuthorsJie Zhu, Mingyu Ding, Boqiang Duan et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published10 August 2026
Last updated at source10 August 2026
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