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URL: https://github.com/apache/tvm/pull/18492#issuecomment-3567832404

   ## Summary of Changes
   
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   This pull request addresses a critical issue where PyTorch models containing 
sparse tensors would fail to convert to TVM Relax modules due to a 
`BufferError`. The core solution involves enhancing the 
`ExportedProgramImporter` to automatically identify sparse tensors and convert 
them to a dense representation before DLPack conversion. This ensures that the 
conversion pipeline can robustly handle a wider range of PyTorch models, 
improving the overall compatibility and reliability of the TVM frontend.
   
   ### Highlights
   
   * **Sparse Tensor Support**: Adds comprehensive support for converting 
PyTorch models that utilize sparse tensors within the PyTorch ExportedProgram 
importer.
   * **BufferError Resolution**: Fixes the `BufferError` that previously 
occurred when attempting to convert PyTorch models containing sparse tensors by 
ensuring they are properly handled.
   * **New Conversion Utility**: Introduces a new static method, 
`_convert_pytorch_tensor_to_tvm`, which intelligently detects sparse tensors 
(non-strided layout) and converts them to dense format before proceeding with 
DLPack conversion.
   * **Integration of Conversion Logic**: Updates the existing 
parameter/buffer/constant binding and parameter handling mechanisms to leverage 
the newly introduced `_convert_pytorch_tensor_to_tvm` method, streamlining the 
conversion process.
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
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