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The spec outlines that one can use start: to designate what would be initialstate. Additionally, there are a variety of keywords for start that can be used to modify the distribution of initialstate.
I need to dig further into this, and I'll probably prep some fixes for it, but figured I'd flag it now.
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Just looked through the code in more detail. Turns out, start: isn't considered, at all. Thus, folks can't specify an initial state distribution (ergo it's uniform across all states).
I'll probably start working on this once I finish up the tests in #13.
The spec outlines that one can use
start:
to designate what would beinitialstate
. Additionally, there are a variety of keywords forstart
that can be used to modify the distribution ofinitialstate
.I need to dig further into this, and I'll probably prep some fixes for it, but figured I'd flag it now.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: