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@sridhs21 Thank you. Are all the functions defined in |
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This PR adds a lightweight testing framework. It addresses the need to catch basic syntax and logic errors without depending on large, external simulation data.
This is done with two main additions:
A --smoke-test flag that runs a brief end-to-end training loop. It uses a new SyntheticXPointDataset to generate mock data and makes sure the core training pipeline is functional. This provides a sanity check, confirming that data loading, model forward/backward passes, and the main training loop execute without errors.
A pytest suite for more targeted checks. This includes unit tests for components like the DiceLoss function and an integration test to verify that model checkpointing (saving and loading) works correctly.