Smoothquant for Phi2 and Qwen2 #22
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…al.py to test results more easily (there were a few issues here that prevented me from using eval_model.py in examples)
…al.py to test results more easily (there were a few issues here that prevented me from using eval_model.py in examples)
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Hi , thank you for your contribution. I will take a review. |
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| model = Int8Qwen2ForCausalLM.from_pretrained(args.model_path, quant_config, | ||
| device_map="sequential") | ||
| # model = Int8PhiForCausalLM.from_pretrained(args.model_path, quant_config, |
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counld you please add a arg to choose model arch?
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Added Smoothquant support for Phi2 and Qwen2 models, and added ppl_eval.py to test results more easily (there were a few issues here that prevented me from using eval_model.py in examples)