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### Where can I find more information about MCT? |
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### Where can I find more information about MCT? |
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For more detailed information, refer to Sony's [Model Compression Toolkit documentation](#) or the official [MCT GitHub repository](#). |
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For more detailed information, refer to Sony's [Model Compression Toolkit documentation](#) or the official [MCT GitHub repository](#). |
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