"Constrained Sequential Diffusion" is one of the core techniques employed by Seed Diffusion in training, with the following characteristics:
- Learning Code Logic: Make models understand causal dependencies by enforcing them to follow programming norms such as "variables should be declared before they are used".
- Enhancing the quality of generation: Generate code that naturally conforms to the syntax and semantic rules of the programming language, reducing logical errors
- Enhanced editorial capacity: Intelligently maintain consistency of variable scopes and calling relationships when refactoring code
This technology allows the model to automatically correct itself to a reasonable order when it receives instructions that violate programming conventions, such as "use variables before declaring them," demonstrating a deep understanding of the structure of the code.
This answer comes from the articleSeed Diffusion: Validating High-Speed Language Models for Next-Generation ArchitecturesThe