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test = generate.sample(2, seed=intSeed)
evaluate(test) # setting the seed does not work at all!
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IMHO using 'test' should not have this behavior.
Do I miss something?
Hi @matthew-mcateer,
I tried to modify the code in order to get stable results. By doing so I came across this 'feature':
`intSeed = 12345 generate = tfd.Normal(0, 1)
1. try
evaluate(generate.sample(2, seed=intSeed)) # always: array([0.88424665, 0.07843047], dtype=float32)
2. try (intension to make code more readable
test = generate.sample(2, seed=intSeed) evaluate(test) # setting the seed does not work at all! ` IMHO using 'test' should not have this behavior. Do I miss something?
Thanks in advance