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The docs say:
> Randomization. In contrast with scikit-learn, estimators in fairlearn can produce randomized predictors. Randomization of predictions is required to satisfy many definitions of fair…
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Hello,
I would like to divide population by crossover method, calculate the feature value of each crossover method, and return the value as credit.
Is there a way to divide population by crossove…
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Sparrow currently sources its entropy for new software wallets from `/dev/random`. It would be nice to also allow for additional entropy from dice rolls and a camera like seed signer does. Possibly, i…
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# Introduction
I've been doing a lot of testing using the bias calculation method used in the repo lately, and I wanted to calculate the best possible bias (the bias that would occur if swapping on…
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I propose to work on refactoring `np.random.RandomState` usages in the code base to use the preferred `np.random.Generator` available starting from NumPy 1.17.
It was discussed in some issue (I can…
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`Path.GetRandomFileName()` is 7 times slower on Linux compared to Windows.
| Slower | diff/base | Windows Median (ns) | Linux Median (ns) | Modality |
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The documentation for the [``shuffle()``](https://docs.python.org/3.13/library/random.html#random.shuffle) function in the random module expresses concern that, for sequences of length larger than 208…
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.NET Framework 3.5 is officially supported by Microsoft till **Jan 9, 2029** (see https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/lifecycle/products/microsoft-net-framework) which is longer than any current and a c…
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I found this while porting some existing Ruby code to Crystal.
This seems like a useful feature and it'd be nice to maintain the rand/srand symmetry that Ruby has.
Thanks!
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It seems that with all the good intentions in the world this software provides a mechanism to let you "zero out" a disk. Whilst this may seem fine, what is really needed is to convert this option to "…
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