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more fuzzers
more examples
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Could the crate documentation be updated to specify what the exact bounds on noise output values are? Experimentally, two-dimensional OpenSimplex noise values appear to always lie in the range [-0.544, 0.544].
Related: #51
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Currently, handshake patterns with I and X (key is transmitted as part of the handshake) seem to enforce signatures and a PKI. For example NX:
Noise_NX is a handshake pattern similar to a typical browser
↔ HTTPS server scenario where the client does not authenticate itself and the server authenticates its public key via a signature from an aut
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Would be good to have an option for all plots that allows to add a bottom line with creation info (timestamp and/or copyright) on the figures.
In routine, it's then easy to check if the figure is the latest version / if run fails.
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I tend to think that beta1 and beta2 are off. I think that beta1=0.4 and beta2=0.1 may be better defaults than what we have right now, but this would need extensive testing. That's a very high gain but right now we rarely ever reject, and are usually 10-100x below the error estimate we are aiming for.
The urls used in the code and documentation should be checked for availability (As done for the readme in #87)
Places to check:
- URLs in the CorpusDownloader classes
- URLs in the code-doc of CorpusReader classes
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It'd be great to have an even more robust fuzzer for snow to increase confidence and avoid panics.