Add pruning-aware training in torchao.prototype.pat #3429
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@andrewor14 Let me know if anything needs to be cleared up in this diff. I'm hoping to update D88501706 so that it imports from torchao.prototype.pat instead of copying code. |
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Adding our pruning-aware training (PAT) library as a prototype. The original library is under fairinternal/qpat but we would like to surface it in torchao for broader adoption.
The interface is almost identical to torchao.prototype.parq, but we use (group) Lasso instead of piecewise-affine regularization. More details on code organization and usage can be found in the README.