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Convert to Safetensors is a tool designed to help users convert machine learning models into the Safetensors format, a secure and efficient alternative to traditional model formats like PyTorch's .pt files. Safetensors is specifically designed to mitigate security risks associated with loading untrusted模型 files. This tool simplifies the conversion process and streamlines the creation of pull requests to integrate the converted models into your workflow.
• Model Conversion: Converts existing models to the Safetensors format, ensuring compatibility and security.
• Security Enhancements: Safetensors format reduces risks associated with modelloading vulnerabilities.
• Ease of Use: Provides a straightforward interface for converting models and opening pull requests.
• GitHub Integration: Streamlines the process of opening PRs for model sharing and collaboration.
• Cross-Compatibility: Works seamlessly with popular machine learning frameworks and libraries.
What is Safetensors and why is it important?
Safetensors is a secure alternative to traditional tensor formats, designed to prevent untrusted model files from executing malicious code. It is particularly important for ensuring the safety of models shared in open-source communities.
Can I convert models from any framework to Safetensors?
Currently, the tool primarily supports PyTorch models, but it is designed to be extensible to other frameworks in the future.
What if the pull request isn't created automatically?
If the PR creation fails, you can manually create it through GitHub's web interface. Ensure your fork includes the Safetensors file and describe the changes clearly in the PR description.