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Replace standard tau-leaping in discrete diffusion generation with a first-order sampler whose per-coordinate transition is conditioned on all other current coordinates and excludes the coordinate being updated. After a parallel proposal, use the same leave-one-out conditionals to correct coordinates whose newly sampled values are inconsistent with the rest of the state, allowing large timesteps without permanently propagating simultaneous denoising errors.
Replace dense attention between grid-arranged tokens by a deterministic block-sparse pattern generated from modular permutations. In each block, connect row token i to column token p(i)=2i modulo B; because i, i-p(i), and i+p(i) are injective modulo B when gcd(B,6)=1, the pattern avoids repeated horizontal, vertical, and diagonal projections. Use shifted permutations across heads to increase receptive-field coverage while retaining structured sparsity.