A different RR appears for each test

[deasa99]

Why the RR results are different every time when using the same model for testing?

[yewzijian]

The neighbourhood computation during preprocessing gives slightly different points each time, so the result will differ a bit.

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[deasa99]

Hello, thanks for your answer! So this is a normal phenomenon, is there any way to make it not change?

[yewzijian]

Unfortunately not easily, without replacing the preprocessing code. However, you can replace the codes with the CPU-based ones which will give deterministic results, at the cost of speed.

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[deasa99]

Thank you for your answer! Can this be understood as a normal phenomenon?

[yewzijian]

Yes, that’s the expected behaviour.

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[deasa99]

Thank you very much!