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Reflection-Guided Dynamics Rectification for Text-to-Image Generation

Fine-grained rectification of existing generations under a limited additional budget remains a key problem in test-time optimization (TTO) for image generation. As for prior approaches, they could identify residual errors, but could not directly ensure that the model acts on the feedback during reasoning. Such errors stem from multiple sources, such as the initial noise or text prompt, and ultimately induce an execution gap of failing to handle potential deviations along the trajectory generating. However, classic models generally cannot remedy this gap. To narrow it, we propose Reflection-Guided Dynamics Rectification (RGDR), which turns reflections on completed outputs into corrective i...

AuthorsShuo Xu, Hanrui Ying, Debin Liu et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published18 October 2026
Last updated at source18 October 2026
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