Add toolsbench prepareweights to cache pretrained denoiser weights - #29
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Add toolsbench prepareweights to cache pretrained denoiser weights#29triem1998 wants to merge 2 commits into
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benchopt prepare doesn't cover denoiser weights — it only calls Dataset.prepare(), but the denoiser is a solver parameter.
This adds toolsbench prepareweights, a standalone command to pre-cache pretrained denoiser weights before submitting a job. It works for any deepinv.models denoiser, not just the ones already wired into this benchmark — pass a name and it fetches that architecture's weights.