[Bugfix] Align MiniMax-H3 inference steps with denoiser evaluations (#7219)
Signed-off-by: zhuhh97 <zhuhonghan@huawei.com> Co-authored-by: Gao Han <hgaoaf@connect.ust.hk>
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## MiniMax-H3 adapter-declared schedules
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MiniMax-H3 supports two few-step mechanisms that must not be conflated:
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MiniMax-H3 counts `num_inference_steps` as denoising updates: requesting `8`
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produces eight updates using nine sigma boundaries, including the terminal zero.
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Earlier uniform-schedule requests counted boundaries instead; to reproduce an
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old N-point schedule, request N-1 steps. This also changes Turbo requests from
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`5`/`9` to `4`/`8`, preserving their sampling grids. Checkpoint-pinned and native
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LoRA schedules already count updates and are unchanged.
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MiniMax-H3 supports the following few-step mechanisms:
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- **Checkpoint-pinned schedule**: a merged release writes `base_schedule` into
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`model_index.json`. Requests must pass `num_inference_steps` as the interval
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count (for example `4` for `[1.0, 0.7, 0.4, 0.15, 0.0]`).
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- **Runtime Turbo LoRA**: each LightX2V Turbo artifact carries its own contract,
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read from its filename. A four-step artifact requests five sigma points and an
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eight-step one requests nine; the 768p retrains enforce `flow_shift=6` and the
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read from its filename. A four-step artifact requests `num_inference_steps=4`
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and an eight-step one requests `8`; the scheduler adds the terminal sigma
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boundary. The 768p retrains enforce `flow_shift=6` and the
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544p artifacts `flow_shift=12`. `audio_flow_shift=3` across the family. A
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request that does not match the loaded artifact is rejected by name. Alpha
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comes from the artifact's metadata, or 8 when it declares none. `ref2v`
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