Different seeds for noise and data in data generation
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Start by reading src/data_decomposition/data_generator.py and trace how seeds are currently used for noise and data generation. The issue is complete when those generation paths accept and use separate seeds, with behavior verified in the relevant data-generation tests if present.
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