[Tests] reduce the model size in the dit test #7898
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Hi @sayakpaul, can you pls review. |
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Why are you deleting |
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Hi sorry, I thought I added the |
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Hi @sayakpaul, can you pls review this once? Thanks |
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tests/pipelines/dit/test_dit.py
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This needs to be 8 as that is how guidance is formulated in DiT.
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Noted and updated.
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What does this PR do?
Reduces the model sizes in the DIT tests.
Fixes #7677
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