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As a follow up to #56: it would be useful to make one of the "devices" have a lower maximum float precision than the rest. To mirror what, for example, PyTorch's MPS device does (this is the "Apple silicon" GPU in modern MacBooks).
I think having a "lower maximum precision" device would be the last piece we'd need in scikit-learn to be able to find all "user errors" when writing array API code. This way people writing array API code don't need to have a GPU available to find and debug the errors you get when using a device that isn't a CPU.
My thinking is that the default set of devices should cover the important use-cases (including this), but you should also be able to manually set what devices are active using the flags API.
As a follow up to #56: it would be useful to make one of the "devices" have a lower maximum float precision than the rest. To mirror what, for example, PyTorch's MPS device does (this is the "Apple silicon" GPU in modern MacBooks).
I think having a "lower maximum precision" device would be the last piece we'd need in scikit-learn to be able to find all "user errors" when writing array API code. This way people writing array API code don't need to have a GPU available to find and debug the errors you get when using a device that isn't a CPU.
What do people think?
cc @ogrisel
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