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SANA/SANA-Sprint: efficient linear diffusion and hybrid few-step integration

Integrated deep-compression autoencoding, linear diffusion attention, a decoder-only text encoder and Flow-DPM sampling/caption-selection choices for efficient high-resolution synthesis. Later Sprint combines continuous-time consistency and latent adversarial distillation with step-adaptive sampling and interactive ControlNet.

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Integrated deep-compression autoencoding, linear diffusion attention, a decoder-only text encoder and Flow-DPM sampling/caption-selection choices for efficient high-resolution synthesis. Later Sprint combines continuous-time consistency and latent adversarial distillation with step-adaptive sampling and interactive ControlNet.

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Compression, linear attention, diffusion transformers and language encoders are inherited. Delta is the specific combined design and sampler/training study, not invention of linear attention. Original measured resolution/latency comparisons are hardware/configuration dependent. Sprint inherits sCM/LADD/ControlNet. Training-free flow-model conversion does not make the complete distillation training-free. Same family bundled rather than checkpoint counting.

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Enze Xie; Junsong Chen; Junyu Chen; Han Cai; Haotian Tang; Yujun Lin; Zhekai Zhang; Muyang Li; Ligeng Zhu; Yao Lu; Song Han; Shuchen Xue; Yuyang Zhao; Jincheng Yu; Sayak Paul

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SANA/SANA-Sprint: efficient linear diffusion and hybrid few-step integration

Integrated deep-compression autoencoding, linear diffusion attention, a decoder-only text encoder and Flow-DPM sampling/caption-selection choices for efficient high-resolution synthesis. Later Sprint combines continuous-time consistency and latent adversarial distillation with step-adaptive sampling and interactive ControlNet.

Scientific scope

Compression, linear attention, diffusion transformers and language encoders are inherited. Delta is the specific combined design and sampler/training study, not invention of linear attention. Original measured resolution/latency comparisons are hardware/configuration dependent. Sprint inherits sCM/LADD/ControlNet. Training-free flow-model conversion does not make the complete distillation training-free. Same family bundled rather than checkpoint counting.

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People and systems

Enze Xie; Junsong Chen; Junyu Chen; Han Cai; Haotian Tang; Yujun Lin; Zhekai Zhang; Muyang Li; Ligeng Zhu; Yao Lu; Song Han; Shuchen Xue; Yuyang Zhao; Jincheng Yu; Sayak Paul

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.

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