Should there be `models_predictions_tests` for all supported models?

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Start by locating the existing models_predictions_tests and reviewing how they validate supported models. Confirm whether this remains the preferred validation approach, then define which model coverage is wanted, including YOLO v9, v11, v12, ResNet, or Qwen; done means an agreed scope and maintainers' guidance for potential PRs.

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Are models_predictions_tests still the preferred approach for new model validation? For example, would adding coverage for YOLO v9, v11, v12, ResNet, and Qwen models be useful?

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I'm definitely still poking around this repo and am interested in trying things out with some models I've fine tuned. It would be great to understand your validation approaches for the widely used models so I can apply that to my use case! Also happy to submit PRs for a few of the models, especially the ones mentioned above or ones that you would find particularly useful.

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