Make TF ESM inv_freq non-trainable like PyTorch #23940
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Make TF inv_freq non-trainable like PyTorch
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Make TF inv_freq non-trainable like PyTorch
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Minor TF-ESM fix - the
inv_freqweight is a non-trainable buffer in PyTorch, but was trainable in TF models. This might cause small discrepancies when fine-tuning.