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Rather than use a random seed in the `engine', Crosscat should store a random seed in each model, and the state transitions performed by LocalEngine and MultiprocessingEngine should be the same given the same seed in the model. That way, the only source of nondeterminism in Crosscat will be the initial selection of random seeds, which can be provided entirely by the caller, and LocalEngine and MultiprocessingEngine will yield exactly the same results for the same inputs.
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Rather than use a random seed in the `engine', Crosscat should store a random seed in each model, and the state transitions performed by LocalEngine and MultiprocessingEngine should be the same given the same seed in the model. That way, the only source of nondeterminism in Crosscat will be the initial selection of random seeds, which can be provided entirely by the caller, and LocalEngine and MultiprocessingEngine will yield exactly the same results for the same inputs.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: