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Evolving Cache Schedules for Fast Diffusion Policy Inference

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TL;DR - EVO uses evolutionary search to optimize cache-refresh schedules for pretrained diffusion policies, accelerating visuomotor action generation without retraining. It achieves up to an 8.05Ă— speedup while retaining near-full task performance.

  • Searches globally across transformer blocks and denoising timesteps to identify reusable activations.
  • Uses redundancy-aware initialization and target-conditioned early stopping to make offline schedule optimization practical.
  • Plugs optimized schedules directly into existing diffusion policies.
  • Reduces inference compute from 15.77G FLOPs to as little as 1.96G on manipulation benchmarks.

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Evolving Cache Schedules for Fast Diffusion Policy Inference

arXiv cs.CV Siying Wang, Kangye Ji, Di Wang, Fei Cheng 2026-07-22 arXiv:2607.20293
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TL;DR - EVO uses evolutionary search to optimize cache-refresh schedules for pretrained diffusion policies, accelerating visuomotor action generation without retraining. It achieves up to an 8.05Ă— speedup while retaining near-full task performance.

  • Searches globally across transformer blocks and denoising timesteps to identify reusable activations.
  • Uses redundancy-aware initialization and target-conditioned early stopping to make offline schedule optimization practical.
  • Plugs optimized schedules directly into existing diffusion policies.
  • Reduces inference compute from 15.77G FLOPs to as little as 1.96G on manipulation benchmarks.
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