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Setting the random seed does not lead to exactly reproducible results, you can easily check this in an example, just set the random seed, run palantir twice and compare the actual fate probabilities numerically, there will be slight deviations. This can only be eliminated when the waypoint cells are manually cached (written to file) and provided to palantir. In that case, results are reproducible. The deviations are really small and don't lead to e.g. different gene expression trends, however, it would still be nice to fix this bug. Thanks!
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Setting the random seed does not lead to exactly reproducible results, you can easily check this in an example, just set the random seed, run palantir twice and compare the actual fate probabilities numerically, there will be slight deviations. This can only be eliminated when the waypoint cells are manually cached (written to file) and provided to palantir. In that case, results are reproducible. The deviations are really small and don't lead to e.g. different gene expression trends, however, it would still be nice to fix this bug. Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: