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I am preparing a replication package for an academic publication and found an issue that my code would give different results on Windows and Unix server. I tracked it down to using Loess. I don't have time now to prepare a MWE but wanted to share the info here in case it's useful.
On both machines, I was using
Julia 1.9.2.
package version ⌃ [4345ca2d] Loess v0.6.1 (I realize that this may not be the latest)
I was setting Random.seed!(123) some time before LOESS
I am preparing a replication package for an academic publication and found an issue that my code would give different results on Windows and Unix server. I tracked it down to using
Loess
. I don't have time now to prepare a MWE but wanted to share the info here in case it's useful.On both machines, I was using
⌃ [4345ca2d] Loess v0.6.1
(I realize that this may not be the latest)Random.seed!(123)
some time before LOESSIn my case, I replaced the loess code with the function from here, which solved my problem.
https://discourse.julialang.org/t/smoothing-noisy-data-using-moving-mean/65329/7
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