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Research2026-07-26 · source-backed
Jiao, Wu, Sun and colleagues identify Joint Probability Dependence Error as why dLLM parallel decoding is stuck with overly conservative confidence thresholds, forcing redundant denoising iterations (arXiv 2607.20467). DC-Leap adds Dynamic Contiguous Verification folding strictly-ordered causal constraints into parallel decoding to neutralize JPDE, plus draft-guided leaping across multiple tokens for look-ahead context. 53.19x on MBPP for long-sequence generation, 105.02x combined with KV-cache. Training-free means it applies to existing dLLM checkpoints today.
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