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Summary: Pull Request resolved: pytorch#11190 As discussed with Alexander Sidorov, params_bytes refer to the number of bytes we're reading for parameters, not the size of parameters. They only differ in sparse operators. Differential Revision: D9628635 fbshipit-source-id: ad4005d602fc641fe1ffe3dd46a8078aff73beb3
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Summary: Pull Request resolved: pytorch#11190 As discussed with Alexander Sidorov, params_bytes refer to the number of bytes we're reading for parameters, not the size of parameters. They only differ in sparse operators. Reviewed By: mdschatz Differential Revision: D9628635 fbshipit-source-id: 9e2aed0cf59388928dc69b8534cf254f0347c9c8
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Summary: As discussed with Alexander Sidorov, params_bytes refer to the number of bytes we're reading for parameters, not the size of parameters. They only differ in sparse operators.
Differential Revision: D9628635