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Ian Li

@ianli18.bsky.social
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1st year PhD student @ ucsd

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Ian Li @ianli18.bsky.social · 04/03/2026
💡Checkout more details below! 📄 Paper: arxiv.org/pdf/2603.00045 🌐 Project Page & Code: codd-dllm.github.io Huge thanks to my amazing collaborators and advisors who made this work possible: @zoeshao.bsky.social @benjiewang.bsky.social @yuqirose.bsky.social @guyvdb.bsky.social @anjiliu.bsky.social
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Ian Li @ianli18.bsky.social · 04/03/2026
⚡ While RL-based methods push reasoning performance but demand 150+ GPU hours to converge. CoDD achieves highly competitive gains at a fraction of that computational cost. As a plug-and-play module trained on frozen backbone activations, it converges in just ~3 hours. 🤯
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Ian Li @ianli18.bsky.social · 04/03/2026
🏃‍♂️ At inference time, while adding considerably lower overhead compared to finetuning, CoDD is particularly vital at low compute budgets. At 64 steps, where standard methods frequently mode-collapse into repetition, CoDD sustains coherent reasoning:
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Ian Li @ianli18.bsky.social · 04/03/2026
Instead of forcing the Transformer backbone to build a joint distribution from scratch, we augment it with a tractable probabilistic inference layer (structured as a probabilistic circuit). The LLM handles the complex semantics, while the tractable layer handles the joint dependencies. 🤝
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Ian Li @ianli18.bsky.social · 04/03/2026
"He is from [MASK] [MASK]" → "San York"? dLLMs fail because they ignore token dependencies. This Factorization Barrier arises from a structural misspecification: models are restricted to fully factorized outputs. We break this barrier with CoDD, enabling coherent parallel generation. 🚀
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