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From my #181 there's an issue:
julia> using InfiniteArrays julia> ir = InfiniteArrays.InfRandVector InfiniteArrays.InfRandVector julia> kp = ir() ℵ₀-element InfiniteArrays.InfRandVector{Float64, DataType, Random.Xoshiro} with indices 1:∞: 0.19922558456988182 0.3668020109378116 0.45585651781311154 0.022768009457710292 0.8892927687309513 ⋮ julia> kp2 = ir() ℵ₀-element InfiniteArrays.InfRandVector{Float64, DataType, Random.Xoshiro} with indices 1:∞: 0.19922558456988182 0.3668020109378116 0.45585651781311154 0.022768009457710292 0.8892927687309513 ⋮ julia> kp[1:1000] == kp2[1:1000] true
It would probably be ideal that kp and kp2 would be different sequences
kp
kp2
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From my #181 there's an issue:
It would probably be ideal that
kp
andkp2
would be different sequencesThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: