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>If you can rely on heuristics like asynchronous chaotic relaxation
>(do you really want to call this an algorithm? [Baudet 1980] then NO.
>Otherwise, I think most people will answer YES (for consistent results).
>
>--eugene miya

Can you give a fuller reference for [Baudet 1980], and perhaps other
asynchronous algorithms... (I suppose that I should check in your
bibliography, Eugene, except I don't have it (some things had to give
when I moved from the corporate womb).

I would rather like to write a paper entitled "On the Potential Uses
of Invalid Data"...

Andy Glew aglew@uiuc.edu