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This paper addresses the inefficiency of autoregressive models in visual generation by proposing RadAR, a framework that leverages spatial relationships in images to enable parallel generation. The core idea is to reorder the generation process using a radial topology, allowing for parallel prediction of tokens within concentric rings. The introduction of a nested attention mechanism further enhances the model's robustness by correcting potential inconsistencies during parallel generation. This approach offers a promising solution to improve the speed of visual generation while maintaining the representational power of autoregressive models.
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RadAR significantly improves generation efficiency by integrating radial parallel prediction with dynamic output correction.