BasicNetwork.reset() vs basicNetwork.reset(int)

[pijusn]

I have noticed BasicNetwork has two reset methods:

public void reset() {
    getRandomizer().randomize(this);
}

And one with a seed variable:

public void reset(final int seed) {
    Randomizer randomizer = getRandomizer();
    randomizer.randomize(this);
}

However, seed variable is not used and they do the same thing. It does not seem right. It seems like the second method is supposed to initialise randomiser with given weights.

[jeffheaton]

Thanks, yes I agree that is incorrect.

[jeffheaton]

Just checked in a fix for this. Thanks for the report.