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There are models that aren't used and create unnecessary dead weight for the release packages. We should trim out mobilenet_v1 and other outdated files that noone seems to use.
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It seems that there is a bug with fedml_experiments/standalone/fedavg/run_fedavg_standalone_pytorch.sh, which could cause a parameter passing error.
Probably because {} for ${10},${11}… is needed when the parameter exceeds 10 (including 10) in the shell.