[docs] Zero SNR #3776
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Super!
@patrickvonplaten the test (see the change in the test file) probably ignored the wrong argument, no?
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* add zero snr doc * fix image link * apply feedback * separate page
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Documents how to enable the new zero SNR parameter (and others from the paper) in the
DDIMSchedulerto generate images with better lighting quality. I added it to this page as a more general doc on how to improve image quality since it felt a little too specific (as I understand, its only limited to theDDIMSchedulerfor now) to include here as suggested by @sayakpaul. Let me know what you think!