Improving Inference Testing with New Features Driven by Artificial Intelligence and Type Compatibility Resolutions #410
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Summary
This update adds more AI features into the SamplingPipeline class of the inference testing script, rectifies type compatibility problems, expands the testing area, optimizes memory usage, and enhances image processing procedures following generation.
Related Issues
Compatibility of Types and Generator[Any, Any] in SamplingPipeline.
The Pylance said that the critical error was the absence of a proper return type.
Discussions
Talked about the main idea of the module that is AI sampling and distinctive type of compatibility.
QA Instructions
Make an attempt at testing sampling using AI, compatibility of generators and extended inference tests.
Merge Plan
Check the AI sampling and memory management optimizations before they are merged.
Motivation and Context
These were done to enhance the computation of the inference performance, have a compliance with the type hints, and free up space in the memory during testing.
Types of Changes
Feature addition: AI sampling.
Bug fix: Type compatibility.
Enhancement: This is in line with our premise that extended testing and memory will be favourable for introducing optimization.