StrADiff: A Structured Source-Wise Adaptive Diffusion Framework for Linear and Nonlinear Blind Source Separation

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2604.04973v1
• Date: Sat, 04 Apr 2026 14:47:06 GMT
• Title: StrADiff: A Structured Source-Wise Adaptive Diffusion Framework for Linear and Nonlinear Blind Source Separation
• Abstract summary: This paper presents a Structured Source-Wise Adaptive Diffusion Framework for linear and nonlinear blind source separation.<n>The framework interprets each latent dimension as a source component and assigns to it an individual adaptive diffusion mechanism.<n>It learns source recovery and the mixing/reconstruction process jointly within a unified end-to-end objective.
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• Abstract: This paper presents a Structured Source-Wise Adaptive Diffusion Framework for linear and nonlinear blind source separation. The framework interprets each latent dimension as a source component and assigns to it an individual adaptive diffusion mechanism, thereby establishing source-wise latent modeling rather than relying on a single shared latent prior. The resulting formulation learns source recovery and the mixing/reconstruction process jointly within a unified end-to-end objective, allowing model parameters and latent sources to adapt simultaneously during training. This yields a common framework for both linear and nonlinear blind source separation. In the present instantiation, each source is further equipped with its own adaptive Gaussian process (GP) prior to impose source-wise temporal structure on the latent trajectories, while the overall framework is not restricted to Gaussian process priors and can in principle accommodate other structured source priors. The proposed model thus provides a general structured diffusion-based route to unsupervised source recovery, with potential relevance beyond blind source separation to interpretable latent modeling, source-wise disentanglement, and potentially identifiable nonlinear latent-variable learning under appropriate structural conditions.

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