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TST Use global_random_seed in sklearn/cluster/tests/test_mean_shift.py #30517
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Please push an extra empty commit to this PR to trigger the updated test with all admissible random seeds on all CI runners as documented in #28959. |
Will do! |
Hi @ogrisel ! |
Hi @ArturoSbr, thanks for the PR!
(see for instance #30518). |
Merging, thanks a lot! |
Congrats on your first merge in scikit-learn @ArturoSbr! |
Hi!
I'm opening this PR in regard to this issue.
I only modified
test_parallel()
by adding an additional argumentglobal_random_seed
and using that as therandom_state
which was previously hardcoded to11
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What does this implement/fix? Explain your changes.
Any other comments?