handle missing scale_inv_name #2
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Fixed an issue where `weight` and `weight_scale_inv` (e.g. `model.layers.39.mlp.experts.92.gate_proj.weight` and `model.layers.39.mlp.experts.92.gate_proj.weight_scale_inv`) were not in the same SafeTensor, causing an assertion error due to scale_inv_name not being in the state_dict.
Added torch.cuda.empty_cache() to free up unused memory on the GPU,
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I've uploaded the converted bf16 model here for everyone to use freely: https://huggingface.co/collections/opensourcerelease/deepseek-v3-bf16-676d7fa1b3f500d39f8f559b |
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Fixed an issue where
weightandweight_scale_inv(e.g.model.layers.39.mlp.experts.92.gate_proj.weightandmodel.layers.39.mlp.experts.92.gate_proj.weight_scale_inv) were not in the same SafeTensor, causing an assertion error due to scale_inv_name not being in the state_dict.