Alexander Mattick says it should not be surprising if rectified flow produces large-scale features before smaller details when using linear interpolation.

“So you would expect also that the higher information things to appear first, because have they they are the free wins. I don't think it has to be like that, but it sh but I would expect it to be like that. The same thing like a rectified flow. In a rectified flow I don't think it should be that surprising that if you basically do a linear interpolation of big things appear first.”