A hop-kiln diagram of a diffusion model shows a shrinking path, a growing path, and bridges between matching sizes. What common denoiser backbone is that?
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Short Explanation
Shrink, expand, and bridge the matching floors—that shape is the usual denoiser backbone. Encoder–decoder with skips is the common reading of that diagram. It is not a newly invented product label.
Full Explanation
Diffusion denoisers commonly use an encoder–decoder (U-Net-style) backbone with skip connections between corresponding resolutions. The shrinking path encodes, the growing path decodes, and skips carry detail across scales. That is architecture recognition, not a product exam.