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It would be nice to modify the lyapunovs function (and via same process also the lyapunov) to have a convergence argument, that terminates evolution when numerical convergence is met. If convergence is given, then the argument T means maximum integration time in case convergence is not reached until then.
One way I envision checking for convergence is via a running average: we store i
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TSP claims to be type agnostic.
There should be tests for this.
In particular Float32 and Complex numbers will be of Interest.
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There is no e2e test and documents for external network delay and partition now🤦 .
The e2e test could be found in
/test/e2e/chaos/basic.go. Reading other tests in that file could help accomplish this issue.Example for extern network delay: