# Structural Break Real-Time: may infer use prior completed-series state?

**URL:** https://forum.crunchdao.com/t/structural-break-real-time-may-infer-use-prior-completed-series-state/1186
**Category:** ADIA Lab
**Created:** [August 7, 2026, 6:51am UTC](https://forum.crunchdao.com/t/structural-break-real-time-may-infer-use-prior-completed-series-state/1186 "2026-08-07T06:51:07Z")
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### Author: ![enzo](https://forum.crunchdao.com/user_avatar/forum.crunchdao.com/enzo/32/15_2.png) [@enzo](https://forum.crunchdao.com/u/enzo)
#### Post date: [August 13, 2026, 6:15pm UTC](https://forum.crunchdao.com/t/structural-break-real-time-may-infer-use-prior-completed-series-state/1186/4 "2026-08-13T18:15:34Z")

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Hello Ionut,

I actually wrote a long explanation here: [Leaderboard comparability after the June 8 real-time data-access fix — were pre-fix scores rescored? - #2 by enzo](https://forum.crunchdao.com/t/leaderboard-comparability-after-the-june-8-real-time-data-access-fix-were-pre-fix-scores-rescored/1188/2#p-2369-the-sharing-of-state-2)

In short, trying to persist state across time series will likely result in your code not being deterministic based on when it starts.

- Depending on the number of `INFER_PARALLELISM`, if you run the full dataset, the runner will start at regular intervals.
- However, during the determinism dataset, those offsets will be unique.

Here is a visual representation:

 ![image](https://forum.crunchdao.com/uploads/default/original/2X/d/dfd9f2ca2980bf9e513fe4dc1b545c31f4082523.png)  
(Feedbacks are welcome as I am not the best designer.)

There seems to be a general misunderstanding of this mechanism. I should add it to the documentation.

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P.S.: It’s only 10%, not 30%. I recently found out that the documentation was outdated, but the change happened a month after the competition started.

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