feat(util): Allow passing a torch.device instance #20
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Abstract ====== This PR allows us passing the `torch.device` constructed by ourselves, which is useful in using `mps` ([^1]) as the backend instead of CUDA's. [^1] https://pytorch.org/docs/stable/notes/mps.html Usage ===== ```py device = torch.device("mps") ws_driver = CkipWordSegmenter(model="bert-base", device=device) ``` Tests ==== I have tested in my Apple Silicon device, with the nightly version of PyTorch. It works as intended without any observable bugs.
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Abstract
This PR allows us passing the
torch.deviceconstructed by ourselves, which is useful in usingmps1 as the backend instead of CUDA's.Usage
Tests
I have tested in my Apple Silicon device, with the nightly version of PyTorch.
It works as intended without any observable bugs.
Footnotes
https://pytorch.org/docs/stable/notes/mps.html ↩