# Some questions on Transducers.jl

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I agree with you.  
It’s probably impossible in principle to apply parallelism to a single episode simulation for a causal dynamical system.  
Instead, parallelism can be applied (very easily) to simulation of multiple episodes (for example, various initial conditions).

It’s actually already on progress to develop a package for transuder-based dynamical system simulator and I think that it provides flexible and convenient interface. For more information, see [LazyFym.jl](https://github.com/JinraeKim/LazyFym.jl) and [a question about parallelism](https://discourse.julialang.org/t/parallel-implementation-of-transducers-jl/55767/2).

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