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preprint2026arXiv

AttnRouter: Per-Category Attention Routing for Training-Free Image Editing on MMDiT

We study training-free image editing on Qwen-Image-Edit-2511, a 60-block multi-modal diffusion transformer (MMDiT) that concatenates noise and source-image tokens within a single attention stream. We make three contributions. (i) We introduce KVInject, a single-forward attention manipulation that alpha-blends source-half key/value projections into the noise-half within a localized layer/step band. KVInject is simpler than the classical two-pass MasaCtrl recipe and avoids the prompt-mismatch failure mode that disables MasaCtrl on MMDiT (composite score drops 31% versus baseline). (ii) We show that no single attention operation dominates across edit types, motivating AttnRouter, a per-category routing table that dispatches edits to the operation that best preserves source structure for that type. With ground-truth categories the router improves the CLIP-T+DINO-I composite by 6.4% over the editing baseline; an automatic CLIP zero-shot classifier closes 98% of this gap despite only 55% category accuracy. (iii) Through layer-, step-, and alpha-band ablations we localize the editing-effective attention sub-circuit: K/V injection in early denoising steps (S0-7) recovers nearly all of the gain of full-step injection, while injection in early (L0-15) or late (L45-60) layer bands fails to drive editing entirely; alpha in [0.3, 0.5] is a stable sweet spot. We also report negative results that highlight what does not transfer from the UNet folklore: simple K/V rescaling never beats baseline and aggressive variants collapse generation entirely (composite 0.084). We release code, pre-computed routing tables, and a 100-sample stratified subset of ImgEdit-Bench used in all ablations.

preprint2026arXiv

PhysEdit: Physically-Consistent Region-Aware Image Editing via Adaptive Spatio-Temporal Reasoning

Image editing instructions are heterogeneous: a color swap, an object insertion, and a physical-action edit all demand different spatial coverage and different reasoning depth, yet existing reasoning-based editors apply a single fixed inference recipe to every instruction. We argue that adaptivity along both the spatial and temporal axes is the missing degree of freedom, and we present PhysEdit, an editing framework built around this principle. PhysEdit introduces two inference-time modules that compose without retraining the backbone. At its core, (1) Complexity-Adaptive Reasoning Depth (CARD) predicts edit complexity directly from the instruction and reference image and allocates the reasoning step count N_r and reasoning-token length r per sample -- turning a previously fixed inference schedule into a conditional-computation problem. CARD is supported by (2) a Spatial Reasoning Mask (SRM) that extracts an instruction-conditioned spatial prior from cross-attention to confine reasoning to regions that semantically require it. On the full 737-case ImgEdit Basic-Edit Suite, PhysEdit delivers a 1.18x wall-clock speedup (64.3s vs. 76.1s per sample) over a strong reasoning baseline while slightly improving instruction adherence (CLIP-T 0.2283 vs. 0.2266, +0.7%) and matching identity preservation within noise (CLIP-I 0.8246 vs. 0.8280). The speedup is category-dependent and reaches 1.52x on appearance-level edits, validating CARD's adaptive allocation as the principal source of efficiency gain. A 30-sample pilot with full ablations isolates the contribution of each module.

preprint2023arXiv

Intelligent Parsing: An Automated Parsing Framework for Extracting Design Semantics from E-commerce Creatives

In the industrial e-commerce landscape, creative designs such as banners and posters are ubiquitous. Extracting structured semantic information from creative e-commerce design materials (manuscripts crafted by designers) to obtain design semantics represents a core challenge in the realm of intelligent design. In this paper, we propose a comprehensive automated framework for intelligently parsing creative materials. This framework comprises material recognition, preprocess, smartname, and label layers. The material recognition layer consolidates various detection and recognition interfaces, covering business aspects including detection of auxiliary areas within creative materials and layer-level detection, alongside label identification. Algorithmically, it encompasses a variety of coarse-to-fine methods such as Cascade RCNN, GFL, and other models. The preprocess layer involves filtering creative layers and grading creative materials. The smartname layer achieves intelligent naming for creative materials, while the label layer covers multi-level tagging for creative materials, enabling tagging at different hierarchical levels. Intelligent parsing constitutes a complete parsing framework that significantly aids downstream processes such as intelligent creation, creative optimization, and material library construction. Within the practical business applications at Suning, it markedly enhances the exposure, circulation, and click-through rates of creative materials, expediting the closed-loop production of creative materials and yielding substantial benefits.

preprint2022arXiv

Faster hyperspectral image classification based on selective kernel mechanism using deep convolutional networks

Hyperspectral imagery is rich in spatial and spectral information. Using 3D-CNN can simultaneously acquire features of spatial and spectral dimensions to facilitate classification of features, but hyperspectral image information spectral dimensional information redundancy. The use of continuous 3D-CNN will result in a high amount of parameters, and the computational power requirements of the device are high, and the training takes too long. This letter designed the Faster selective kernel mechanism network (FSKNet), FSKNet can balance this problem. It designs 3D-CNN and 2D-CNN conversion modules, using 3D-CNN to complete feature extraction while reducing the dimensionality of spatial and spectrum. However, such a model is not lightweight enough. In the converted 2D-CNN, a selective kernel mechanism is proposed, which allows each neuron to adjust the receptive field size based on the two-way input information scale. Under the Selective kernel mechanism, it mainly includes two components, se module and variable convolution. Se acquires channel dimensional attention and variable convolution to obtain spatial dimension deformation information of ground objects. The model is more accurate, faster, and less computationally intensive. FSKNet achieves high accuracy on the IN, UP, Salinas, and Botswana data sets with very small parameters.

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