Reddit user shares noise-schedule fix for MOSS training issues
Read original source →reddit.comA r/StableDiffusion poster reports that shifting the share of training steps toward the clean end of the noise range — where faces and fine detail are refined — helped with likeness during MiniMax H3 training. The tip is offered as a potential fix for MOSS training problems.
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