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Setting seed value #643
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have you tried setting both numpy.random.seed and random.seed? |
Yes, that doesn't do it.
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have you tried setting both numpy.random.seed and random.seed?
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That's a little suprising. What if you disable hash randomization https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30585108/disable-hash-randomization-from-within-python-program/30586046#30586046 I believe this issue might be a dupe of #541 |
I'm pretty sure that disable hash randomization would have fixed this. Closing. |
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Is there a way to set the seed so that you are fed the same training pairs every time you run the program - for purposes of reproducibility?
I've tried setting numpy.random.seed & random.seed before the RecordLink object is created, but that doesn't work.
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