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It does seem like a valid response to OP's objection to the imperial college's COVID model, though. Doesn't it?
by jbay808 6y ago
It does seem like a valid response to OP's objection to the imperial college's COVID model, though. Doesn't it?
- SilasX 6y agoReviewing the original comment, I think so (that the original comment is overcritical). For purpose of reproducibility, it's enough that you can validate that you can run the model with different random data and see that their results aren't due to pathological choices of initial conditions. If the race conditions and non-determinism just transform the random data into another set of valid random data, that doesn't compromise reproducibility.