Derive the forward process that destroys a picture, the single training objective that learns to undo one step of it, the sampling loop that runs the destruction backwards, and what guidance, fast samplers and straight-path methods are each changing about that loop
How Noise Becomes a Picture

Destroying a picture with noise is easy and exactly describable. This course derives what it takes to run that destruction backwards, which turns out to be one squared error and a loop.
8 lessons, written and corrected before you arrived. Reading them here needs no account. The first reads the whole way through; the others open and then stop, because a page nobody owns cannot tell who is reading it. Starting the course gives you your own copy, where every idea has problems standing under it and you can ask about any sentence.