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Added support for Stable Diffusion LCM model #15075
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🔗 Helpful Links🧪 See artifacts and rendered test results at hud.pytorch.org/pr/pytorch/executorch/15075
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looks largely good. Can you add some perf numbers on different backends
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Putting back in the queue. See my minor previous comment
Separated the model definition and lowering. |
Summary
Added initial support for running stable diffusion lcm models.
Test plan
To test this PR, after installing the requirements.
Use export_lcm.py to export
python export_lcm.py --output_dir
./lcm_models --device CPUUse openvino_lcm.py to infer
python openvino_lcm.py --models_dir ./lcm_models --prompt "Sunset over mountains" --step 4