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| license: mit | |
| pretty_name: Metalhead.jl test data | |
| tags: | |
| - julia | |
| - flux | |
| # Metalhead.jl test data | |
| The test data of [Metalhead.jl](https://github.com/FluxML/Metalhead.jl), the Flux ports of | |
| Hugging Face Hub models: tiny PyTorch fixtures (random weights and the activations of each | |
| module) and the outputs of real checkpoints, which the tests compare the Julia ports with. | |
| They are written by the scripts of `porting/` in that repository. | |
| Each entry is a tarball named by its sha256, under the path of the entry in `test/` | |
| (`fixtures/resnet_basic/<sha256>.tar.gz`). `test/Artifacts.toml` binds each one as a lazy | |
| Julia artifact, and the tests download it on first use. Files are only ever added, so every | |
| commit of Metalhead.jl keeps its test data. | |