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Honor transform_scale in RFlowScheduler timestep transforms - #9203
I found that changing RFlowScheduler(transform_scale=...) has no effect when use_timestep_transform=True: the value is stored, but both calls to timestep_transform use its default scale=1.0.
I now pass the configured scale when setting inference timesteps and when sampling training timesteps. The default transform_scale=1.0 behavior is unchanged. The constructor now also rejects a non-positive transform_scale when the transform is enabled, since it would otherwise divide by zero in timestep_transform. I added regression tests for scales 0.5, 1.0, and 2.0, covering 2D and 3D inputs, discrete and continuous timesteps, and both uniform and logit-normal training sampling.
Evidence
The figure uses a synthetic 32 × 32 × 32 input and an equally sized reference volume, 1,000 training timesteps, and 20 continuous inference steps. Before the fix, all three schedules coincide. After the fix, each scale produces the intended schedule. Marker positions are interleaved to reveal coincident traces without changing any values.
Verification
I ran python -m unittest -v tests.networks.schedulers.test_scheduler_rflow: the new non-default-scale cases produced 24 failures before the fix, and all 44 tests pass after the fix. All 96 scheduler tests also pass with python -m unittest discover -v -s tests/networks/schedulers -p 'test_*.py'. I checked the two changed files with Black 26.10.0, isort 9.0.2, Ruff 0.16.10, and git diff --check.
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Pass the configured transformation scale to inference and training timestep
transforms instead of always using the helper's default. Add deterministic
regression coverage for both paths while preserving the default scale.
Signed-off-by: Don Yin <Don_Yin@outlook.com>
Assisted-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
RFlowScheduler rejects non-positive transform_scale values when timestep transformation is enabled. Inference and training timestep transformations use the configured scale. Parameterized tests cover scale values, spatial dimensions, discrete and continuous timesteps, sampling methods, and validation behavior.
Non-finite configuration can produce invalid timesteps. Reject it and address the documentation and test-coverage gaps before merging, or explicitly accept these bounded risks.
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Describe each test's parameters in a Google-style Args section. As per path instructions, “Docstrings should be present for all definition” and describe variables in the appropriate Google-style section.
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Add Google-style docstrings with an Args section to both new test methods,
including test_set_timesteps_transform_scale and the other method identified in
the diff. Document each method’s parameters: transform_scale, spatial_dim, and
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Review comments at @monai/networks/schedulers/rectified_flow.py:
- Line 242: Validate transform_scale in the scheduler constructor before
assigning it: when use_timestep_transform is enabled, reject values less than or
equal to zero with ValueError, while continuing to accept zero when
transformation is disabled. Add a constructor rejection test covering the
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A zero or negative scale makes timestep_transform divide by zero on the
first inference timestep. Raise a ValueError in the constructor instead;
zero is still accepted when the transform is disabled, since the value is
unused then.
Signed-off-by: Don Yin <Don_Yin@outlook.com>
Assisted-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add a Google-style Raises section for the ValueError and state when it occurs. As per path instructions, “Docstrings should be present for all definition which describe each variable, return value, and raised exception in the appropriate section of the Google-style of docstrings.”
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Update the constructor’s Google-style docstring to add a Raises section
documenting the ValueError raised when use_timestep_transform is True and
transform_scale is not positive.
Both transform-scale tests force ratio_space to 1. Add a case with unequal input and base sizes, and compute the expected value with both ratio_space and transform_scale. No related test covers this combination.
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Update both transform-scale tests around `scheduler.set_timesteps` to include a
case where the input spatial size differs from the base size, so `ratio_space`
is not 1. Compute the expected value using both `ratio_space` and
`transform_scale`, while preserving the existing unit-spatial-size coverage.
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- Line 177: Update the scale validation guarded by use_timestep_transform to
reject non-finite values as well as values less than or equal to zero, so
timestep_transform only receives a finite, positive transform_scale.
Review comments at @tests/networks/schedulers/test_scheduler_rflow.py:
- Line 105: Add a docstring to test_non_positive_transform_scale describing the
tested behavior for non-positive transform scales with and without timestep
transforms; do not include a Raises section because the test handles the
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Review comments at @monai/networks/schedulers/rectified_flow.py:
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section documenting the ValueError raised when use_timestep_transform is True
and transform_scale is not positive.
Review comments at @tests/networks/schedulers/test_scheduler_rflow.py:
- Line 114: Update both transform-scale tests around `scheduler.set_timesteps`
to include a case where the input spatial size differs from the base size, so
`ratio_space` is not 1. Compute the expected value using both `ratio_space` and
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Reject non-finite transformation scales.
When transform_scale is float("nan") or float("inf"), this check accepts it. timestep_transform then produces NaN timesteps, including at the first inference step. Require a finite, positive scale when transformation is enabled. As per path instructions, “Review the Python code for quality and correctness.”
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Review comment at @monai/networks/schedulers/rectified_flow.py at line 177:
Update the scale validation guarded by use_timestep_transform to reject
non-finite values as well as values less than or equal to zero, so
timestep_transform only receives a finite, positive transform_scale.
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Add a docstring to test_non_positive_transform_scale at line 146.
The definition at line 146 has no docstring. The **/*.py instruction requires docstrings for all definitions, and it names no exception for tests. The method does not raise ValueError. It catches the error with assertRaises, so the docstring should not include a Raises section.
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def test_non_positive_transform_scale(self):
+ """Check non-positive transform_scale handling with and without timestep transforms.++ With use_timestep_transform=True, construction must raise ValueError for scales 0.0 and -1.0.+ With use_timestep_transform=False, a scale of 0.0 must be accepted.+ """
for transform_scale in (0.0, -1.0):
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Add a docstring to test_non_positive_transform_scale describing the tested
behavior for non-positive transform scales with and without timestep transforms;
do not include a Raises section because the test handles the expected ValueError
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Description
I found that changing
RFlowScheduler(transform_scale=...)has no effect whenuse_timestep_transform=True: the value is stored, but both calls totimestep_transformuse its defaultscale=1.0.I now pass the configured scale when setting inference timesteps and when sampling training timesteps. The default
transform_scale=1.0behavior is unchanged. The constructor now also rejects a non-positivetransform_scalewhen the transform is enabled, since it would otherwise divide by zero intimestep_transform. I added regression tests for scales 0.5, 1.0, and 2.0, covering 2D and 3D inputs, discrete and continuous timesteps, and both uniform and logit-normal training sampling.Evidence
The figure uses a synthetic 32 × 32 × 32 input and an equally sized reference volume, 1,000 training timesteps, and 20 continuous inference steps. Before the fix, all three schedules coincide. After the fix, each scale produces the intended schedule. Marker positions are interleaved to reveal coincident traces without changing any values.
Verification
I ran
python -m unittest -v tests.networks.schedulers.test_scheduler_rflow: the new non-default-scale cases produced 24 failures before the fix, and all 44 tests pass after the fix. All 96 scheduler tests also pass withpython -m unittest discover -v -s tests/networks/schedulers -p 'test_*.py'. I checked the two changed files with Black 26.10.0, isort 9.0.2, Ruff 0.16.10, andgit diff --check.Types of changes
I used an AI coding assistant to help investigate and draft this; I reviewed and tested every change.