Update optimize_pipeline.py - #17530
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Fixed the import statements causing the script not to run in standalone mode
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Fixed the import statements causing the script not to run in standalone mode
Description
In the Stable Diffusion optimize pipeline, few modules were imported, without providing the relative structure, causing the code not to work as intended, when running it standalone.
Motivation and Context
After this change, the optimize pipeline can be called directly, without any issue, rather calling via the module.