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Thank you for the PR, @smith558!

@adrinjalali, just a friendly ping, do you think NVIDIA RAPIDS would be appropriate to include on the "Related Projects" page?

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ogrisel commented Jul 2, 2025

+1 for referencing RAPIDS in that section, but the disclaimer for the scikit-learn-intelex item should be extracted as a new paragraph at the beginning of the "Model throughput" section because it would apply for both projects.

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I'm not sure about this one. Should it not instead be the cuml project?

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smith558 commented Jul 2, 2025

I'm not sure about this one. Should it not instead be the cuml project?

Indeed. It is cuML. But cuML is a part of RAPIDS. Not a separate project.

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Indeed. It is cuML. But cuML is a part of RAPIDS. Not a separate project.

And intelex is a part of intel, that doesn't mean we refer to intel as a related project 😅

From the perspective of our users, and us, cuML is a separate project, separate repo, separate pypi package. It's as if you reference PyData packages or include numpy/scipy/scikit-learn all as the same "project".

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smith558 commented Jul 2, 2025

And intelex is a part of intel, that doesn't mean we refer to intel as a related project 😅

Sorry, the project is literally called RAPIDS, it's the preferred way of the maintainers. When were we discussing the word "Nvidia"? My comment said:

Indeed. It is cuML. But cuML is a part of RAPIDS. Not a separate project.

I am happy for you to drop "Nvidia". (Even though I think it makes sense to keep "Nvidia" in it, because it's strictly only for Nvidia chips.)

And intelex is a part of intel, that doesn't mean we refer to intel as a related project 😅

No, you do. In the docs you literally call intelex "Intel(R) Extension for scikit-learn". (as shown below)

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I'd be okay with including cuML as the main item, but mentioning it's a part of the RAPIDS ecosystem.

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