Closed luisaforozco closed 3 months ago
It seems that in julia Float64
is the default and there isn't a built-in way to globally change such default to Float32
.
Therefore, I would suggest that for the sake of clarity of the examples we keep everything in Float64
. In this way we would avoid extra code for casting and warnings due to different floating-point types.
When defining variables:
We should homogenize and keep consistency.
I would suggest for the examples use
float32
unless we see some precision problem arising. This would make the notebooks run faster.