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> The diffusion models understand the physics of optics better than our hand-written math. How well will they do with something like creating two adjacent mirr
by HappyPanacea 1y ago
> The diffusion models understand the physics of optics better than our hand-written math.
How well will they do with something like creating two adjacent mirrors with 30 degree angle between them with one of them covered with varying-polarized red tinted checkerboard pattern?
- echelon 1y agoI don't know. Diffusion is weird and a little uneven. They do a better job of fluid sim than most human efforts to date. And that's just one of thousands of things they do better than our math.
- topato 1y agoHaha, despite the 1000s of instances where it DOESNT simulate correctly. Very specifically chosen 10000-shot generated videos show somewhat impressive fluid physics... And even then, it MUST be something it's seen before. Diffusion is in NO way modeling physics in a realistic matter, there is not an infinite amount of training data to show all fluid dynamics... Now I know you're too far down the hype rabbit hole. Either that, or you lack a cursory understanding of diffusion models.