The Singularity Space: A Generative Diffusion Framework for Signal Representation
arXiv:2607.10930
2026
Architecture
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What the math gives to ML
The paper replaces dense signal samples with a compact configuration of complex poles and residues, representing sharp transients as analytic structure rather than grid amplitudes. The transferable asset is a resolution-independent decoder: once pole locations and residues are predicted, the signal can be evaluated on arbitrary coordinates without interpolation or retraining. A practical neural adaptation is a set-valued latent diffusion model that predicts pole-residue tokens and reconstructs signals through a differentiable rational decoder, with multiresolution reconstruction and total-variation losses.
Ideas from this paper
△ Mechanism confirmed, baseline not beaten
2026
Represent a one-dimensional sharp-feature signal by a small unordered set of complex singularities and residues instead of predicting all grid amplitudes. A transformer diffusion model predicts these tokens, and a differentiable meromorphic decoder evaluates the result directly at arbitrary coordinates, avoiding grid-specific interpolation and preserving discontinuity structure.
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