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docs: highlight Prithvi flood inference and ViT DPT support in the README - #46
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Rewrites the README's opening around what has landed since 0.1.0, and corrects its DPT evidence statements.
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mainstill says full width misses the 1e-4 target, which stopped being true when the DPT references were rebuilt in test(dpt): use reproducible native-scale hash references #44.Every figure is quoted from
docs/api.md,docs/vit-b16-dpt224.mdanddocs/converter.mdat the base revision. No new evidence is added.Base revision
84fd9ed(main).Changed files
README.md.Checks at
1987118tools/graph_identity.py --check, with resources)--check-ext)tools/block_catalogue.py --checkpytest -q tests/test_docs.py tests/test_history_citations.py tests/test_notebooks.pypytest -q(the offline suite)Limitations