Drifting Models Reproduction (PyTorch)
Community reproduction of Generative Modeling via Drifting in PyTorch.
Project status and claim boundaries
- This repository is not an official release from the paper authors.
- We are actively hardening paper-faithful semantics and evidence artifacts.
- We do not currently claim full paper-level metric reproduction.
- Pixel pipeline remains experimental and should not be treated as parity-closed.
See:
docs/faithfulness_status.mddocs/reproduction_report.mddocs/experiment_log.mddocs/eval_contract.md
Paper artifact footprint
- The repository tracks the markdown scan and figure assets under
Drift_Models/. - Large convenience artifacts are intentionally untracked and gitignored:
Drift_Models.pdfDrift_Models/Drift_Models.json
- Keep those files locally if needed for planner/critique workflows, but do not commit them.
Quickstart (60 seconds)
Option A: uv (recommended)
uv sync --extra dev --extra eval --extra sdvae
uv run python scripts/runtime_preflight.py --device auto --check-torchvision --strict
uv run python scripts/train_toy.py --config configs/toy/quick.yaml --output-dir outputs/toy_quick --device cpu
Option B: pip
python -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate
pip install -U pip
pip install -e ".[dev,eval,sdvae]"
python scripts/runtime_preflight.py --device auto --check-torchvision --strict
python scripts/train_toy.py --config configs/toy/quick.yaml --output-dir outputs/toy_quick --device cpu
Installation guides
- Linux + NVIDIA CUDA:
docs/install_linux_cuda.md - CPU-only:
docs/install_cpu_only.md - macOS (Apple Silicon / MPS):
docs/install_macos.md - Windows + WSL2:
docs/install_windows_wsl2.md
Common workflows
- Toy trajectory training:
docs/getting_started.md - Latent smoke training:
docs/getting_started.md - Sampling/eval smoke:
docs/getting_started.md - Full command catalog:
docs/commands.md
Compatibility tiers
Compatibility and support policy is documented in:
docs/compatibility_matrix.md
Runtime health
- Runtime preflight is enforced in CI on Linux/macOS/Windows and nightly on Linux.
- Preflight JSON reports are uploaded as workflow artifacts for each run.
- CI also generates an aggregated runtime summary + failure triage and posts it as a sticky PR comment.
- Runtime diagnostics guide:
docs/runtime_health.md - Local preflight entrypoint:
scripts/runtime_preflight.py
Reproducibility and evidence
- Run metadata contracts:
docs/provenance_contract.md - Claim/evidence mapping:
docs/claim_to_evidence_matrix.md - Release parity gate:
docs/release_gate_checklist.md - Public release gate:
docs/RELEASE_CHECKLIST.md - Branch protection policy:
docs/branch_protection.md - PyPI/TestPyPI publish setup:
docs/pypi_trusted_publishing.md
Contributing and governance
- Contribution guide:
CONTRIBUTING.md - Code of conduct:
CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md - Security policy:
SECURITY.md - Changelog:
CHANGELOG.md
Citation
If you use this repository, cite the original paper and this implementation repo.
Paper: Generative Modeling via Drifting (arXiv:2602.04770).
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