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Why do we use random seed? Nothing appears random #7

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Jacob-Stevens-Haas opened this issue Mar 25, 2024 · 2 comments
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Why do we use random seed? Nothing appears random #7

Jacob-Stevens-Haas opened this issue Mar 25, 2024 · 2 comments

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@MalachiteWind , IDK where seed was ever used, since this goes back to before it was moved in plumex. git log --oneline -Grandom shows there are only a handful of commits to ever use np.random:

0cb91f7 2024-02-14  cln: delete experiment results and gitignore more  Jake
7632d6d 2023-12-14  removing old test exp folder  Ike
8c3245e 2023-12-14  got rid of old test exp  Ike
3768cc7 2023-12-05  setting up mitosis advanced workflow  Ike
c43ac5e 2023-12-04  working with mitosis  Ike
6c2d556 2023-12-01  added seed var  Ike
b6347de 2023-11-30  added seed var  Ike
c5cdfac 2023-11-22  update  Ike
a113635 2023-11-21  adding laurel data  Ike

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Randomization occurs under the hood when ensembling the base optimizer for SINDy.

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Jacob-Stevens-Haas commented Mar 26, 2024 •
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Thanks for explaining! I added dynamicslab/pysindy#485

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