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Returns how Keras handles 64-bit dtypes, as a string.
tf.keras.config.x64_mode()
One of "off", "explicit_x64" or "enable_x64", see
keras.config.set_x64_mode().
Example:
keras.config.x64_mode()'off'
tf.keras.config.x64_mode
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Last updated 2026-10-31 UTC.
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