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PNDMSchedulerTest::test_full_loop_no_noise uses time index rather than time_step in `step`
See original GitHub issueDescribe the bug
One can see the usage of the PNDMScheduler in the PNDMPipeline (Or stable diffusion for that matter), and it looks like this, with timesteps passed into the scheduler
Though, in the test_scheduler file it is backwards. This may cause some unintended behavior going forward.
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- Created a year ago
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Waiting here until the schedulers are all in PyTorch / Numpy respectively at which point we have to update the tests anyway
This can be closed by now as PNDM is fixed I believe 😃