Mild weight as input implemented to keep quantization parameters as initializers for QDQ nodes #766
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Description
Implemented a function to check if the input is a Quantization Parameter (x scale or zero point) and keep these as initializers, while only the 'x' input tensor should be shared as external weight.
Motivation and Context
JIRA: https://jira.devtools.intel.com/browse/EISW-176006
With this PR, --share_weights flag can be used while running the PSU-LORA python script.