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The animated logo shows samples from a model trained to jointly transport a 2D point and an angular hue between two distributions. For the 2D point, the left side uses "Flow matching" with deterministic trajectories, and the right uses a Brownian bridge. For both sides, the angular hue is diffused via an angular Brownian bridge. The hue endpoints are antipodal, and you can see both paths, in opposite angular directions, are sampled.
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The animated logo shows samples from a model trained to jointly transport a 2D point and an angular hue between two distributions. For the 2D point, the left side uses Flow matching with deterministic trajectories, and the right uses a Brownian bridge. For both sides, the angular hue is diffused via an angular Brownian bridge. The hue endpoints are antipodal, and you can see both paths, in opposite angular directions, are sampled.
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## Features
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- Flexible initial $X_0$ distribution
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- Conditioning via masking
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- States: Continuous, discrete, and a wide variety of manifolds supported (via [Manifolds.jl](https://github.com/JuliaManifolds/Manifolds.jl))
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- Compound states supported (e.g. jointly sampling from both continuous and discrete variables)
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- Controllable noise (or fully deterministic for flow matching)
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