free memory after model export #800
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What does this PR do?
with usage export_from_model function that accepts model as argument, memory used for initialization pytorch model can not be free after conversion (as export process is not model's owner). It affects memory consumption if model used with export=True argument. Added model removing in main_export where model was initialized for making sure that we completely remove pytorch model from memory