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Manual download of a pytorch_model.bin results in a zip file
See original GitHub issueI’m behind a firewall so that I cannot download models from a python script. However, I am able to download files directly from the hub, for example here https://huggingface.co/facebook/wav2vec2-base-100h.
The probleme I have is that the download of the pytorch_model.bin file results in a .zip file. I dont know what to do with this zip file and its content does not help either. I tried to simply rename it to pytorch_model.bin but of course I got errors when loading this pre_trained model.
So my question is how to download models and use them offline afterwards ?
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Ah it’s very possible that model only works with more recent versions of PyTorch indeed. We should do a better job of documenting which models are compatible with which version (which is on the roadmap).
Is there something blocking you from updating to a more recent version of PyTorch?
You could do the conversion by loading the model in PyTorch v1.6.0, saving it using the old serialization system, and then loading it in 1.1.0