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Adds optional extra_params["sigma_grid"] selection for base Cosmos3 requests: karras, native, or diffusers. When omitted, the mode and checkpoint determine the schedule.
Resolves schedules per request and keys scheduler caching by grid, shift, and stream. The timestep setup resets the UniPC begin index to zero.
Rejects explicit grid selection for distilled checkpoints and rejects incompatible scheduler or shift combinations. UniPC schedule validation also rejects unusable sigma levels.
Adds sigma_grid to the pipeline forward() API. Transfer requests resolve their schedule before control-video decoding.
No current review findings or severity counts were supplied. Author-reported validation includes B200 sigma-grid, pipeline, transfer, action, Edge, and distilled suites. The author reported incomplete FP8 checkpoint availability and no multi-GPU or Super coverage.
QA Engineer Review
Test files changed:test_cosmos3_sigma_grid.py was added. test_cosmos3_pipeline.py, test_cosmos3_transfer.py, test_cosmos3_distilled.py, test_cosmos3_edge.py, and test_cosmos3_fp8.py were modified.
Test-list file changed:tests/integration/test_lists/test-db/l0_cpu.yml adds the sigma-grid test. No matching manual-QA list entry was found.
Tests cover grid parity and trajectories, selector validation, shift compatibility, scheduler state isolation and reuse, repeated timesteps, and request, V2V, transfer, stream, and infer paths. Pipeline coverage includes eager and compiled requests. No test-function names or IDs were supplied.
Author-reported results include 63 sigma-grid tests and passing pipeline, transfer, action, and Edge suites; later reports describe passing B200 sigma-grid, pipeline, transfer, action, Edge, and distilled suites. FP8 tests reportedly passed except for tests requiring unavailable checkpoints. These reports do not establish a complete CI pass.
Coverage verdict: needs follow-up. The CPU tests cover the request behavior, but multi-GPU and Super coverage remain unreported, and some FP8 checkpoint tests were unavailable.
Per-File QA Perspective
examples/visual_gen/models/cosmos3/README.md — Documents grid options, defaults, shift behavior, and distilled-checkpoint restrictions. Verify the examples and descriptions match runtime validation.
examples/visual_gen/serve/README.md — Adds sigma_grid to the Cosmos3 extra_params options. Verify serving requests expose the option as documented.
tensorrt_llm/_torch/visual_gen/models/cosmos3/defaults.py — Adds the request option and clarifies flow_shift behavior. Verify schema defaults and shift validation for each grid.
tensorrt_llm/_torch/visual_gen/models/cosmos3/pipeline_cosmos3.py — Passes resolved schedules through inference and transfer paths and changes scheduler caching. Verify request isolation and that transfer validation occurs before video decoding.
tests/integration/test_lists/test-db/l0_cpu.yml — Adds test_cosmos3_sigma_grid.py to CPU CI. No matching manual-QA list entry was found.
tests/unittest/_torch/visual_gen/test_cosmos3_pipeline.py — Covers eager and compiled grid switching and restoration of default behavior on a warmed pipeline. Verify repeated-request behavior.
tests/unittest/_torch/visual_gen/test_cosmos3_sigma_grid.py — Covers grid parity, validation, scheduler behavior, and request plumbing. Listed in the CPU CI test list.
tests/unittest/_torch/visual_gen/test_cosmos3_transfer.py — Updates the sampling-policy test double to accept an explicit schedule. Verify it remains aligned with the production interface.
tests/unittest/_torch/visual_gen/test_cosmos3_distilled.py — Updates timestep and determinism tests to pass explicit schedules. Verify distilled sampling retains its fixed-sigma behavior.
tests/unittest/_torch/visual_gen/test_cosmos3_edge.py — Updates Edge tests to use SamplingSchedule. Verify scheduler wiring and native-grid parity.
tests/unittest/_torch/visual_gen/test_cosmos3_fp8.py — Updates the distilled loop to use a fixed schedule. Verify the FP8 path programs the expected timesteps.
Description
Cosmos3 base checkpoints are sampled on different sigma grids depending on the mode: TensorRT-LLM follows
the exported scheduler config (Karras levels for Nano/Super T2V, I2V and T2I; the Diffusers shifted-linear
flow grid for V2V and transfer; a checkpoint-declared linear flow grid on Edge). The Cosmos framework
samples every non-distilled mode on its own shifted-linear flow grid. Because flow_shift has no effect on
the Karras grid, a request could not select the framework schedule, and Diffusers' flow grid differs from
the framework's (it starts at 1.0 rather than the framework's float32 0.999).
This PR adds extra_params["sigma_grid"] so a request can select the grid explicitly:
sigma_grid
Grid
flow_shift
omitted
unchanged: each mode's existing grid and shift
existing resolution
"karras"
the checkpoint's Karras levels
not used; an explicit value is rejected
"native"
the Cosmos framework's shifted-linear flow grid
used; mode default when omitted
"diffusers"
the Diffusers UniPC shifted-linear flow grid
used; mode default when omitted
Framework-style video sampling is {"sigma_grid": "native", "flow_shift": 10.0}; T2I uses 3.0. No default changes: an omitted selector takes exactly the previous code path (same scheduler cache
entries, same set_timesteps call). The one exception is a flow_shift so extreme that the programmed
sigmas break the solver (see below): it now fails with an error where it used to produce NaN.
Details:
native reproduces the framework grid exactly: base levels linspace(float32(1 - 1/T), 0, N + 1)[:-1]
(the framework stores its training sigmas as float32), shifted once by UniPC, integer timesteps int64(T * sigma) from float64, float32 sigmas with a terminal zero, no near-one adjustment. It is
rejected for scheduler configs where exact reproduction is impossible (dynamic shifting, a shift
terminal, a non-zero final sigma, or a shift large enough to trigger UniPC's near-one adjustment).
diffusers is the pinned Diffusers UniPC flow branch (linspace(1, 1/T), keeps its 1e-6 safeguard).
At 35 steps and shift 10 it differs from native in 14 of 35 integer timesteps.
karras is honored on every non-distilled path, including Edge, V2V and transfer.
An explicit sigma_grid="karras" with an explicit flow_shift is a validation error. A flow_shift
without sigma_grid on a mode that samples the Karras grid keeps today's behavior and logs a warning.
Distilled 4-step checkpoints reject an explicit sigma_grid (their schedule is fixed by the checkpoint).
Unknown values are rejected at request validation (Literal-typed extra param).
Schedulers are request-local: the checkpoint scheduler and its stored config are never mutated, explicit
grids get their own cache entries, and caller-supplied shifts stay out of the bounded cache.
A transfer request's grid and shift are validated before any control video is decoded.
After programming the scheduler, set_timesteps checks the UniPC sigmas on every grid, stream and mode,
with or without a selection: every level must be finite, the levels the solver steps from positive,
strictly decreasing and (flow sigmas) below 1, and the terminal level between 0 and the last level. An
extreme flow_shift breaks this through rounding (1e6: [0.99999899, 1.0, ...]; 1e-12: first level 1.0000222), which used to produce NaN on the first step; it is now a ValueError before denoising.
There is no fixed shift bound, and distilled schedules are not checked.
The new request key is additive and optional (API-compatible).
Test Coverage
tests/unittest/_torch/visual_gen/test_cosmos3_sigma_grid.py (CPU, added to l0_cpu.yml):
exact native-grid parity (integer timesteps and float32 sigmas) against reference values recorded
from the Cosmos framework's FlowUniPCMultistepScheduler at (shift 10, 35 steps), (3, 50) and (1, 35),
plus solver trajectories under a synthetic velocity (float32-precision tolerance);
every row of the request contract, omitted-selector parity per mode (incl. the Edge legacy grid),
isolation across alternating grids, scheduler cache identity, warnings, and request plumbing through infer(), forward(), V2V, transfer, and the audio/action schedulers.
test_cosmos3_pipeline.py::TestCosmos3SigmaGrid (B200, existing l0_b200 entry): warm-up on the
checkpoint grid, a native request, then an omitted request again, with torch.compile off and on; checks
each request's timesteps and that the first and third outputs are bit-identical.
unusable sigmas (TestUnusableSigmas): extreme shifts rejected on the selected Diffusers grid and on
the V2V and Edge default grids; usable extreme shifts still run; non-flow sigmas above 1 are accepted.
test_cosmos3_transfer.py: test stub updated for the new set_timesteps parameter.
Local validation (1x B200, CI image):
On this PR's head (71555c21 on 687359e2, rebuilt in that base's CI image): TestCosmos3SigmaGrid 2/2 (eager +
compile), test_cosmos3_sigma_grid.py 63/63, and test_cosmos3_{pipeline,transfer,action,edge}.py 93/81/111/98 passed
(details in the first comment).
Unusable-sigma check (0f683850, CPU, CI image): the Cosmos3 sigma-grid, pipeline, transfer, Edge, distilled,
FP8 and action suites give the same results as 43268650 plus the 11 new tests; failures on this CPU-only host
are the same environment-only set before and after (no NVENC/GPU, FP8 checkpoints not staged). GPU suites
were not rerun for this commit: it only adds a check, and every shift the GPU tests use (1 to 10) is accepted.
Not run: multi-GPU (CFG/Ulysses), distilled and FP8 checkpoints, Super.
Reference values: run the framework's FlowUniPCMultistepScheduler(num_train_timesteps=1000, shift=1.0, use_dynamic_shifting=False).set_timesteps(steps, shift=shift) on CPU and step it with v = 0.05*x + 0.3*sin(t/1000) - 0.1 from x0 = linspace(-1, 1, 8).reshape(1, 2, 2, 2) in float64, as
described in the test file.
Open points for review:
A flow_shift sent without sigma_grid to a Karras-grid mode warns rather than fails, so existing
requests keep working; making it an error would be a behavior change.
Runtime of the new B200 test in pre-merge (about 1.5-2 minutes for both parametrizations).
The corresponding Cosmos cookbook update lands in the cookbook repository once this is available.
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Cosmos3 adds per-request selection of karras, native, or diffusers sigma grids. The pipeline resolves grid and flow-shift settings, applies the resulting schedule to generation and transfer schedulers, and documents the options and validation rules.
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Per-request sigma grid selection
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Summary
Grid definitions and schedule resolution tensorrt_llm/_torch/visual_gen/models/cosmos3/sampling.py, tensorrt_llm/_torch/visual_gen/models/cosmos3/defaults.py, examples/visual_gen/models/cosmos3/README.md, examples/visual_gen/serve/README.md
The sampling code defines grid construction, default selection, and schedule validation. The parameter schema and documentation describe grid choices, defaults, and flow-shift behavior.
Request and scheduler integration tensorrt_llm/_torch/visual_gen/models/cosmos3/pipeline_cosmos3.py
The pipeline forwards sigma_grid through request handling, includes the grid in scheduler cache keys, and applies resolved schedules to video, audio, action, and transfer paths.
Tests cover grid outputs, validation, scheduler caching, request and transfer handling, inference forwarding, and native-grid selection in eager and compiled pipelines. The CPU integration test list includes the new sigma-grid test.
sequenceDiagram
participant Pipeline as Cosmos3OmniMoTPipeline
participant Resolver as resolve_sampling_schedule
participant Policy as Cosmos3SamplingPolicy
Pipeline->>Resolver: Resolve sigma_grid and flow_shift
Resolver-->>Pipeline: Return SamplingSchedule
Pipeline->>Policy: Program timesteps with resolved schedule
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Add extra_params["sigma_grid"] ("karras", "native", "diffusers") so a
request can select the sigma grid of a Cosmos3 base checkpoint. "native"
reproduces the Cosmos framework's shifted-linear flow grid exactly,
"diffusers" the pinned Diffusers UniPC flow grid, and "karras" the
checkpoint's Karras levels. Both linear grids use flow_shift (mode default
when omitted). Omitting the selector keeps every mode's existing grid,
shift, scheduler cache entries and set_timesteps call.
Explicit "karras" with an explicit flow_shift and any explicit grid on a
distilled checkpoint are rejected; transfer requests are validated before
control videos are decoded. Schedulers stay request-local and the
checkpoint scheduler config is never mutated.
Signed-off-by: Sirisha Kasetty <262883033+skasetty-Siri@users.noreply.github.com>
Re-signed the commit to update the author email; the tree is identical to the validated 71555c21 (new head 7aef0004), so the validation above applies unchanged.
A strongly shifted flow grid can repeat its leading integer timesteps
(for example native shift 100 at 35 steps, or native shift 10 at 113
steps). UniPC locates its first step by timestep value and, when the value
repeats, starts at the second match, so the solver runs one step ahead of
the schedule and fails on the final step. Every Cosmos3 generation runs
the full schedule, so set the begin index to 0 after programming the
timesteps. Grids without repeated timesteps are unaffected.
Adds full-trajectory regression tests for the native, diffusers and
checkpoint-native flow grids, including scheduler reuse.
Signed-off-by: Sirisha Kasetty <262883033+skasetty-Siri@users.noreply.github.com>
Pushed dad59bc: start UniPC at step 0 after programming the timesteps.
Strongly shifted grids repeat their leading integer timesteps (e.g. sigma_grid: native with flow_shift: 100 at 35 steps, or shift 10 at 113 steps → 999, 999, …). UniPC finds its first step by timestep value and, on a repeat, starts at the second match, so the solver runs one step ahead and fails on the final step. The same gap is reachable on main through a large flow_shift on the checkpoint-native flow path. set_begin_index(0) fixes it; grids without repeated timesteps are unchanged.
Tests: 4 new full-trajectory cases in test_cosmos3_sigma_grid.py (native, diffusers, checkpoint-native flow; with scheduler reuse). On CPU they fail without the change and pass with it; the CPU sigma-grid/transfer/action/pipeline suites give 320 passed, plus the same 5 environment-only failures as before (NVENC / CUDA timers, no GPU). pre-commit passes.
Address review feedback on the sigma grid selection:
- SamplingSchedule always names the grid a request runs (karras, native,
diffusers, checkpoint_native_flow, scheduler_config or fixed); the Karras
setting is derived from the grid and unknown grid names are rejected.
- set_timesteps and _scheduler_for take the resolved schedule; the
_scheduler_for_schedule wrapper is removed and the request carries the
schedule to every stream.
- Transfer resolves its schedule once (_transfer_schedule) and passes it to
_forward_transfer.
- resolve_sampling_schedule takes the Cosmos3SamplingPolicy and reads its
fields directly; default resolution and native-grid validation move to
_default_schedule and _validate_native_grid.
- native_flow_upper_sigma is the single native endpoint definition.
- Docstrings, the README and the sigma_grid description state the current
behavior.
Requests without sigma_grid sample exactly as before.
Signed-off-by: Sirisha Kasetty <262883033+skasetty-Siri@users.noreply.github.com>
Thanks for the review! All comments are addressed in 4326865. Behavior is unchanged: comparing the old and new sampling code over every checkpoint type (base/Karras, native-flow, distilled), mode and request style (no selection, flow_shift only, each sigma_grid) gives identical scheduler configurations, timesteps and sigmas, or the same rejection, for all 432 tested combinations (276 run, 156 rejected identically). On a B200 the Cosmos3 sigma-grid (eager and compile), pipeline, transfer, action, Edge and distilled suites pass; the FP8 suite passes except the tests that need the FP8 checkpoints, which are not staged on my cluster.
A positive finite flow_shift does not guarantee usable sigmas. On the
Diffusers flow grid, flow_shift=1e6 gives leading levels
[0.99999899, 1.0, ...] and flow_shift=1e-12 a first level of 1.0000222;
both produce NaNs on the first UniPC step. The V2V and Edge default grids
have the same gap for an explicit flow_shift.
set_timesteps now checks the programmed UniPC sigmas and raises
ValueError unless every level is finite, the levels the solver steps from
are positive, strictly decreasing and (flow sigmas) below 1, and the
terminal level lies between 0 and the last level. No shift bound is
imposed; distilled FlowMatchEuler schedules are not affected.
Signed-off-by: Sirisha Kasetty <262883033+skasetty-Siri@users.noreply.github.com>
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Minor · Validate the UniPC sigma schedule before transfer decodes… · pipeline_cosmos3.py:3233-3235
tensorrt_llm/_torch/visual_gen/models/cosmos3/pipeline_cosmos3.py:3233-3235 Minor · Performance & Scalability · Quick win
Validate the UniPC sigma schedule before transfer decodes control video.
A transfer request with an extreme finite flow_shift can fail only after all control video is decoded. The _resolve_request comment says an unsupported selection is rejected before any control is decoded. The UniPC step-through check does not run there. It runs inside the chunk loop, after load_or_compute_control_frames has decoded the input and every hint.
The step count does not depend on decoded frames. The scheduler can therefore be programmed and its sigmas validated before the decode block.
Suggested fix
+ # The step count and sigma schedule depend only on the request, so reject+ # an unusable schedule before any control video is decoded.+ num_inference_steps = num_inference_steps or COSMOS3_720P_PARAMS["num_inference_steps"]+ if self.sampling.is_distilled:+ num_inference_steps = self.sampling.num_steps(num_inference_steps)+ self.scheduler = self._scheduler_for(schedule)+ self.sampling.set_timesteps(+ self.scheduler, num_inference_steps, device=self.device, schedule=schedule+ )+
# Decode the input video and every precomputed control on this rank's
- num_inference_steps = num_inference_steps or COSMOS3_720P_PARAMS["num_inference_steps"]
guidance_scale = (
float(transfer_config.guidance_scale)
if transfer_config.guidance_scale is not None
else COSMOS3_720P_PARAMS["guidance_scale"]
)
if self.sampling.is_distilled:
# A distilled checkpoint runs one schedule and bakes guidance into
# the weights, so the per-hint guidance presets cannot apply. Say so
# rather than silently sampling off-distribution.
- num_inference_steps = self.sampling.num_steps(num_inference_steps)
if guidance_scale != DISTILLED_GUIDANCE_SCALE:
logger.warning(
f"Cosmos3 transfer on a distilled checkpoint: overriding "
f"guidance_scale {guidance_scale} with the mandated "
f"{DISTILLED_GUIDANCE_SCALE}; per-hint guidance presets do not apply."
)
guidance_scale = DISTILLED_GUIDANCE_SCALE
max_sequence_length = max_sequence_length or COSMOS3_720P_PARAMS["max_sequence_length"]
self._guidance_scale = guidance_scale
self._num_timesteps = num_inference_steps
- # forward() skips its own scheduler rebuild for transfer, so this is the- # only setup on this path: assigning is what keeps a previous request's- # scheduler from carrying over on a reused worker.- self.scheduler = self._scheduler_for(schedule)
The per-chunk set_timesteps call in the loop stays. It resets scheduler state for each chunk. Valid requests keep the same schedule. Distilled checkpoints keep their fixed sigmas, and their early call returns before the UniPC check.
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3233 - 3235:
Move the initial scheduler setup and UniPC sigma validation in the transfer
request flow to before load_or_compute_control_frames decodes controls, so
unsupported schedules fail before decoding begins. Resolve the default and
distilled num_inference_steps and select the request’s scheduler before calling
sampling.set_timesteps; preserve the per-chunk set_timesteps call to reset
scheduler state. Keep valid-request schedules and distilled fixed-sigma behavior
unchanged.
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@tensorrt_llm/_torch/visual_gen/models/cosmos3/pipeline_cosmos3.py:
- Around line 3233-3235: Move the initial scheduler setup and UniPC sigma
validation in the transfer request flow to before load_or_compute_control_frames
decodes controls, so unsupported schedules fail before decoding begins. Resolve
the default and distilled num_inference_steps and select the request’s scheduler
before calling sampling.set_timesteps; preserve the per-chunk set_timesteps call
to reset scheduler state. Keep valid-request schedules and distilled fixed-sigma
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…d-schedule check
Describe the current defaults and the native-flow level range accurately, fix the
scheduler cache-key comment, and flatten the fixed-schedule check in set_timesteps
(same behavior).
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- set_flow_shift() builds the scheduler from a resolved SamplingSchedule, so
the checkpoint and native-flow defaults are resolved in one place.
- A transfer request's flow_shift comes only from its transfer config, which
records whether the request set it; forward() rejects a separate flow_shift
for transfer.
- sigma_grid parameters are typed SigmaGrid; set_timesteps() documents its
contract.
Signed-off-by: Sirisha Kasetty <262883033+skasetty-Siri@users.noreply.github.com>
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extra_params["sigma_grid"]selection for base Cosmos3 requests:karras,native, ordiffusers. When omitted, the mode and checkpoint determine the schedule.sigma_gridto the pipelineforward()API. Transfer requests resolve their schedule before control-video decoding.QA Engineer Review
test_cosmos3_sigma_grid.pywas added.test_cosmos3_pipeline.py,test_cosmos3_transfer.py,test_cosmos3_distilled.py,test_cosmos3_edge.py, andtest_cosmos3_fp8.pywere modified.tests/integration/test_lists/test-db/l0_cpu.ymladds the sigma-grid test. No matching manual-QA list entry was found.inferpaths. Pipeline coverage includes eager and compiled requests. No test-function names or IDs were supplied.Per-File QA Perspective
examples/visual_gen/models/cosmos3/README.md— Documents grid options, defaults, shift behavior, and distilled-checkpoint restrictions. Verify the examples and descriptions match runtime validation.examples/visual_gen/serve/README.md— Addssigma_gridto the Cosmos3extra_paramsoptions. Verify serving requests expose the option as documented.tensorrt_llm/_torch/visual_gen/models/cosmos3/defaults.py— Adds the request option and clarifiesflow_shiftbehavior. Verify schema defaults and shift validation for each grid.tensorrt_llm/_torch/visual_gen/models/cosmos3/pipeline_cosmos3.py— Passes resolved schedules through inference and transfer paths and changes scheduler caching. Verify request isolation and that transfer validation occurs before video decoding.tensorrt_llm/_torch/visual_gen/models/cosmos3/sampling.py— Adds schedule resolution, grid construction, UniPC sigma validation, and begin-index reset. Verify reference parity, rejection paths, and complete denoising trajectories.tests/integration/test_lists/test-db/l0_cpu.yml— Addstest_cosmos3_sigma_grid.pyto CPU CI. No matching manual-QA list entry was found.tests/unittest/_torch/visual_gen/test_cosmos3_pipeline.py— Covers eager and compiled grid switching and restoration of default behavior on a warmed pipeline. Verify repeated-request behavior.tests/unittest/_torch/visual_gen/test_cosmos3_sigma_grid.py— Covers grid parity, validation, scheduler behavior, and request plumbing. Listed in the CPU CI test list.tests/unittest/_torch/visual_gen/test_cosmos3_transfer.py— Updates the sampling-policy test double to accept an explicit schedule. Verify it remains aligned with the production interface.tests/unittest/_torch/visual_gen/test_cosmos3_distilled.py— Updates timestep and determinism tests to pass explicit schedules. Verify distilled sampling retains its fixed-sigma behavior.tests/unittest/_torch/visual_gen/test_cosmos3_edge.py— Updates Edge tests to useSamplingSchedule. Verify scheduler wiring and native-grid parity.tests/unittest/_torch/visual_gen/test_cosmos3_fp8.py— Updates the distilled loop to use a fixed schedule. Verify the FP8 path programs the expected timesteps.Description
Cosmos3 base checkpoints are sampled on different sigma grids depending on the mode: TensorRT-LLM follows
the exported scheduler config (Karras levels for Nano/Super T2V, I2V and T2I; the Diffusers shifted-linear
flow grid for V2V and transfer; a checkpoint-declared linear flow grid on Edge). The Cosmos framework
samples every non-distilled mode on its own shifted-linear flow grid. Because
flow_shifthas no effect onthe Karras grid, a request could not select the framework schedule, and Diffusers' flow grid differs from
the framework's (it starts at 1.0 rather than the framework's float32 0.999).
This PR adds
extra_params["sigma_grid"]so a request can select the grid explicitly:sigma_gridflow_shift"karras""native""diffusers"Framework-style video sampling is
{"sigma_grid": "native", "flow_shift": 10.0}; T2I uses3.0.No default changes: an omitted selector takes exactly the previous code path (same scheduler cache
entries, same
set_timestepscall). The one exception is aflow_shiftso extreme that the programmedsigmas break the solver (see below): it now fails with an error where it used to produce NaN.
Details:
nativereproduces the framework grid exactly: base levelslinspace(float32(1 - 1/T), 0, N + 1)[:-1](the framework stores its training sigmas as float32), shifted once by UniPC, integer timesteps
int64(T * sigma)from float64, float32 sigmas with a terminal zero, no near-one adjustment. It isrejected for scheduler configs where exact reproduction is impossible (dynamic shifting, a shift
terminal, a non-zero final sigma, or a shift large enough to trigger UniPC's near-one adjustment).
diffusersis the pinned Diffusers UniPC flow branch (linspace(1, 1/T), keeps its 1e-6 safeguard).At 35 steps and shift 10 it differs from
nativein 14 of 35 integer timesteps.karrasis honored on every non-distilled path, including Edge, V2V and transfer.sigma_grid="karras"with an explicitflow_shiftis a validation error. Aflow_shiftwithout
sigma_gridon a mode that samples the Karras grid keeps today's behavior and logs a warning.sigma_grid(their schedule is fixed by the checkpoint).grids get their own cache entries, and caller-supplied shifts stay out of the bounded cache.
set_timestepschecks the UniPC sigmas on every grid, stream and mode,with or without a selection: every level must be finite, the levels the solver steps from positive,
strictly decreasing and (flow sigmas) below 1, and the terminal level between 0 and the last level. An
extreme
flow_shiftbreaks this through rounding (1e6:[0.99999899, 1.0, ...];1e-12: first level1.0000222), which used to produce NaN on the first step; it is now aValueErrorbefore denoising.There is no fixed shift bound, and distilled schedules are not checked.
Test Coverage
tests/unittest/_torch/visual_gen/test_cosmos3_sigma_grid.py(CPU, added tol0_cpu.yml):from the Cosmos framework's
FlowUniPCMultistepSchedulerat (shift 10, 35 steps), (3, 50) and (1, 35),plus solver trajectories under a synthetic velocity (float32-precision tolerance);
isolation across alternating grids, scheduler cache identity, warnings, and request plumbing through
infer(),forward(), V2V, transfer, and the audio/action schedulers.test_cosmos3_pipeline.py::TestCosmos3SigmaGrid(B200, existingl0_b200entry): warm-up on thecheckpoint grid, a native request, then an omitted request again, with torch.compile off and on; checks
each request's timesteps and that the first and third outputs are bit-identical.
TestUnusableSigmas): extreme shifts rejected on the selected Diffusers grid and onthe V2V and Edge default grids; usable extreme shifts still run; non-flow sigmas above 1 are accepted.
test_cosmos3_transfer.py: test stub updated for the newset_timestepsparameter.Local validation (1x B200, CI image):
71555c21on687359e2, rebuilt in that base's CI image):TestCosmos3SigmaGrid2/2 (eager +compile),
test_cosmos3_sigma_grid.py63/63, andtest_cosmos3_{pipeline,transfer,action,edge}.py93/81/111/98 passed(details in the first comment).
0f683850, CPU, CI image): the Cosmos3 sigma-grid, pipeline, transfer, Edge, distilled,FP8 and action suites give the same results as
43268650plus the 11 new tests; failures on this CPU-only hostare the same environment-only set before and after (no NVENC/GPU, FP8 checkpoints not staged). GPU suites
were not rerun for this commit: it only adds a check, and every shift the GPU tests use (1 to 10) is accepted.
Reference values: run the framework's
FlowUniPCMultistepScheduler(num_train_timesteps=1000, shift=1.0, use_dynamic_shifting=False).set_timesteps(steps, shift=shift)on CPU and step it withv = 0.05*x + 0.3*sin(t/1000) - 0.1fromx0 = linspace(-1, 1, 8).reshape(1, 2, 2, 2)in float64, asdescribed in the test file.
Open points for review:
flow_shiftsent withoutsigma_gridto a Karras-grid mode warns rather than fails, so existingrequests keep working; making it an error would be a behavior change.
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