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    • Machine Learning
    • Computer Vision

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    • Reward finetuning aligns diffusion models with user preferences.
    • Current methods face reward overoptimization, degrading overall performance.
    • Overoptimization stems from granularity mismatch, plasticity loss, and narrow objective focus.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • Introduce Constrained Diffusion Policy Optimization (CDPO) to mitigate reward overoptimization in diffusion models.
    • Address the limitations of existing reward finetuning techniques.
    • Enhance model alignment and generalization capabilities.

    Main Methods:

    • Developed a novel reinforcement learning framework, CDPO.
    • Implemented temporal policy optimization for step-specific rewards.
    • Incorporated a neuron reset strategy to maintain model plasticity.
    • Integrated constrained reinforcement learning with auxiliary reward objectives.

    Main Results:

    • CDPO effectively reduces reward overoptimization in diffusion models.
    • Temporal rewards mitigate overfitting to sparse, final-step feedback.
    • Neuron resets prevent overoptimization caused by plasticity loss.
    • Constrained optimization ensures balanced performance across multiple criteria.

    Conclusions:

    • CDPO offers a robust solution to reward overoptimization in diffusion model finetuning.
    • The framework enhances model alignment without sacrificing performance or generalization.
    • CDPO advances the field of reinforcement learning for generative models.