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We occasionally use the random module to generate random numbers. We could consider making our experiments more deterministic by seeding the randomness. This could be an experiment option. Note that this will likely not take away all randomness in experiments since network latencies might impact the order of events.
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But will it provide the necessary determinism? The random generator is not the only source of randomness in the experiment involving multiple nodes. Even with fixed pseudo-randomness, the experiment result will still be indeterministic because the exact timing of nodes' start and communication delays will depend on the entire DAS state. As a result, nodes may process messages in a different order, even with a fixed seed, and the experiment results will still be different.
We occasionally use the
random
module to generate random numbers. We could consider making our experiments more deterministic by seeding the randomness. This could be an experiment option. Note that this will likely not take away all randomness in experiments since network latencies might impact the order of events.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: