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feat: ingest EventHeader into digi, generate UID to reseed RNG #1934
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wdconinc
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Interesting... The new plots for MT and non-MT should now be identical... But aren't.
Maybe I'm missing some reseeding somewhere. |
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No Clang-Tidy warnings found so I assume my comments were addressed
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Labels
topic: backward
topic: barrel
topic: calorimetry
relates to calorimetry
topic: digitization
topic: far-backward
Reconstruction related to far backward detectors
topic: far-forward
Far forward reconstruction
topic: forward
topic: infrastructure
topic: PID
Relates to PID reconstruction
topic: tracking
Relates to tracking reconstruction
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Briefly, what does this PR introduce?
One challenge of multi-threaded/concurrent running is that the random number generators are called in no predictable order; this affects both events which can come out of order, or algorithms within the same event which can be called in different orders for different branches. That results in non-reproducibility.
This PR ingests the event header into digitization algorithms (which is our main use for random sampling). The event header is combined with the algorithm name into a random seed for that event/algorithm combination. With this seed, the random number generator is reseeded.
Outside the scope of this PR is reverting back to a single random service instead of the various algorithm specific approaches.
Still TODO in this algorithm:
What kind of change does this PR introduce?
Please check if this PR fulfills the following:
Does this PR introduce breaking changes? What changes might users need to make to their code?
No.
Does this PR change default behavior?
Yes. It results in a different random number sequence, so all distributions will be shuffled.