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Created Aug 11, 2021 by Shadi Akiki@shadi

ketos size reduction by removing ketos/tests/assets

Related to #96 (closed) Reduce repo size

ketos as a git repository of size 900 MB is still considered very large. For example, the numpy git repo is about 100 MB as of today. The large file size in ketos is coming from the /ketos/tests/assets folder which contains large files, mostly from 3 files:

  • 21M ketos/ketos/tests/assets/11x_same_spec.h5
  • 77M ketos/ketos/tests/assets/15x_same_spec.h5
  • 113M ketos/ketos/tests/assets/test_model.kt

If you just move these files out to a separate repository dedicated to these assets files, then the git repo can be brought down to less than 10 MB I believe.

Edited Aug 11, 2021 by Oliver Kirsebom
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