Add download instructions for pretrained model in dynamic quantization tutorial #3379
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…n tutorial Fixes #3254 - Added wget command to download word_language_model_quantize.pth - Included note about file placement - Improved tutorial usability by providing missing download information
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Fixes #3254
Description
This PR addresses issue #3254 by adding clear download instructions for the pretrained model file
word_language_model_quantize.pthrequired by the dynamic quantization tutorial. The tutorial previously assumed users already had the model file without explaining where to download it.The fix adds a clear note with a wget command using the same trusted URL found in the repository's Makefile (lines 65-66: https://github.com/pytorch/tutorials/blob/main/Makefile#L65), along with guidance on file placement. This ensures users get the same reliable download method that the official build system uses.
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