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test(x/twap): add randomized geometric twap test on a balancer pool #3844
test(x/twap): add randomized geometric twap test on a balancer pool #3844
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Out of curiosity, why not check multiplicative tolerance too?
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Additive just gives a better idea of how many precision points there are here for all test cases. The goal of this test is just to see that twap is roughly close to spot price. So any reasonable tolerance would suffice.
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sounds good
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Hrmm, I think the guarantee we want is actually the multiplicative tolerance though. Since spot prices can differ in orders of magnitude, this may be the wrong order of magnitude for checking many of the pools.
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Yeah but the largest spot price possible in this setup is
1_000_000_000 / 10_000 = 100_000
which should not cause an extremely high additive difference.I think I will adjust the parameters to allow for even greater spot prices and switch to multiplicative tolerance
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Do you expect the additive tolerance to go both ways? My guess is yes, but I just wanted to be sure.
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There are no guarantees on the direction of the tolerance because exp2 function does not guarantee it. However, log always rounds down.
So I would say it is more likely to be smaller than higher but I don't think we can claim that for all test cases