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446 Fix the way reversed_step in DDIM treats the first alpha in alphas_cumprod #452
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In
reversed_step,when traversing the timesteps all the way to the last, an exception is raised by exceeding the boundaries of thealphas_cumprod. This is now fixed by setting the first value of thealphas_cumprodto either zero or to the second-to-last element. The behavior is set by the init argumentset_alpha_to_onewhich control the behavior regarding the first element in the array.Also, names of local variables in the function are fixed.
Linked to: issue 446