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@ -1033,7 +1033,7 @@ def shift_window_to_start(window: list[int], num_frames: int):
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def shift_window_to_end(window: list[int], num_frames: int):
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# 1) shift window to start
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shift_window_to_start(window, num_frames)
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end_val = window[-1]
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end_val = max(window)
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end_delta = num_frames - end_val - 1
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for i in range(len(window)):
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# 2) add end_delta to each val to slide windows to end
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tests-unit/comfy_test/context_windows_test.py
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tests-unit/comfy_test/context_windows_test.py
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from types import SimpleNamespace
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from comfy.context_windows import create_windows_uniform_standard, shift_window_to_end
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def test_shift_window_to_end_uses_window_max():
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# A dilated (strided) window wraps around, so it is not monotonic and its last
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# element is not its largest. shift_window_to_end must slide the window so its
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# maximum lands on num_frames - 1 and every index stays in range -- shifting
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# based on window[-1] instead over-shifts and produces out-of-bounds indices.
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num_frames = 48
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window = [0, 4, 8, 12, 16, 20, 24, 28, 32, 36, 40, 44, 0, 4, 8, 12]
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shift_window_to_end(window, num_frames)
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assert max(window) == num_frames - 1
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assert all(0 <= i < num_frames for i in window)
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def test_create_windows_uniform_standard_strided_indices_in_range():
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# WAN/LTXV-style manual context windows with context_stride >= 2 produce dilated
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# windows; every generated index must be a valid frame index. create_windows_
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# uniform_standard only reads these handler attributes.
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num_frames = 48
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handler = SimpleNamespace(context_length=16, context_stride=3, context_overlap=0, _step=0)
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windows = create_windows_uniform_standard(num_frames, handler, {})
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assert windows
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for window in windows:
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for idx in window:
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assert 0 <= idx < num_frames, f"index {idx} out of range in window {window}"
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