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Decoupled semantic-understanding and image-generation visual encoders while retaining a shared autoregressive transformer, reducing the empirically observed representation tradeoff.
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Inherits multimodal autoregression, discrete image tokenization and pretrained visual/LLM components. No proof that every shared encoder must fail; original Janus is separate from later flow alignment, while ordinary Pro model scaling is not another invention.
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Chengyue Wu; Xiaokang Chen; Zhiyu Wu; Yiyang Ma; Xingchao Liu; Zizheng Pan; Wen Liu; Zhenda Xie; Xingkai Yu; Chong Ruan; Ping Luo
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Janus: separate visual encoders in a unified multimodal transformer
Decoupled semantic-understanding and image-generation visual encoders while retaining a shared autoregressive transformer, reducing the empirically observed representation tradeoff.
Scientific scope
Inherits multimodal autoregression, discrete image tokenization and pretrained visual/LLM components. No proof that every shared encoder must fail; original Janus is separate from later flow alignment, while ordinary Pro model scaling is not another invention.
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People and systems
Chengyue Wu; Xiaokang Chen; Zhiyu Wu; Yiyang Ma; Xingchao Liu; Zizheng Pan; Wen Liu; Zhenda Xie; Xingkai Yu; Chong Ruan; Ping Luo
Source-listed authors or explicitly credited technical contributors for the cited versions. Family entries retain source-specific attribution; a combined list is not one original-paper byline or equal individual work. Names alone do not establish resolved identities.