restore_key

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restore_key#

class brainstate.random.restore_key#

Restore the default random key to its previous state.

This function restores the global random state to a previously backed up state. It’s useful for undoing changes to the random state or implementing checkpoint functionality in computational workflows.

Note

This operation requires that a backup was previously created. If no backup exists, this function may not have any effect or may restore to an initial state.

Example

>>> import brainstate
>>> brainstate.random.seed(42)
>>> original_key = brainstate.random.get_key()
>>> brainstate.random.seed(123)  # Change the seed
>>> brainstate.random.restore_key()  # Restore to previous state
>>> assert np.array_equal(brainstate.random.get_key(), original_key)

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Return type:

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