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SDO: Subspace Deconflicting Operator for Multi-Adapter Composition

Composing independently trained adapters within a shared diffusion backbone provides a modular approach to multi-character generation, but naive joint deployment often causes identity mixing, cross-character attribute leakage, and unstable scene composition. We study this interference from a parameter-space perspective and hypothesize that it arises partly from conflicts between overlapping dominant subspaces in shared layers. To address this issue, we propose \textbf{SDO}, a \textbf{S}ubspace \textbf{D}econflicting \textbf{O}perator for multi-adapter composition. SDO reconstructs layer-wise low-rank updates from the selected adapters, extracts compact subspace signatures, measures pairwi...

AuthorsZhongsheng Wang, Zhedong Lin, Qian Liu et al.
Primary categorycs.AI
Published13 August 2026
Last updated at source13 August 2026
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