OSS implementation of Test Time Diffusion that runs on a 24gb GPU
The implementation of Test Time Diffusion paper by Google with some tweaks to run on 24gb gpu - eamag/MMU-RAG-competition
OSS implementation of Test Time Diffusion that runs on a 24gb GPU launched on November 7, 2025 with 21 votes, #602 of 9,796 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches.
In plain words
This is an open-source implementation of Test Time Diffusion designed to run on GPUs with 24GB of memory. It's for developers and researchers working with diffusion models who need a resource-efficient solution. The project is available on GitHub and focuses on making this AI technique accessible to those with mid-range GPU specifications rather than requiring high-end enterprise hardware.
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From the sources
This repository contains our submission for the MMU-RAG Competition , a deep research agent named TTD-RAG. Our system is a faithful implementation of the framework proposed in the paper " Deep Researcher with Test-Time Diffusion (TTD-DR) " . This README is generated by gemini 2.5. It conceptualizes report generation as an iterative "denoising" process, starting with a preliminary draft and progressively refining it through cycles of targeted search, synthesis, and revision. This approach is designed to excel at complex, multi-hop reasoning tasks that require coherent, long-form answers. The agent operates in a structured, multi-stage process orchestrated by src/pipeline.py : First, create a…from github.com
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