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Re: ideal interface for Random Number Generators?     

Group: comp.lang.c++ · Group Profile · Search for ideal interface for Random Number Generators in comp.lang.c++
Author: orz
Date: Jun 8, 2010 10:49

... instead of single //====== end of random number generating methods That's the basics for getting output from an RNG using this interface. I'm not at all ... of distributions that might be of interest to some mathematician somewhere, and I don't want to clutter up the interface with that many.  But it would be possible to add one or two of the most common ...
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Group: sci.stat.math · Group Profile · Search for ideal interface for Random Number Generators in sci.stat.math
Author: orz
Date: Jun 8, 2010 10:49

... instead of single //====== end of random number generating methods That's the basics for getting output from an RNG using this interface. I'm not at all ... of distributions that might be of interest to some mathematician somewhere, and I don't want to clutter up the interface with that many.  But it would be possible to add one or two of the most common ...
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Re: ideal interface for Random Number Generators?     

Group: comp.lang.c++ · Group Profile · Search for ideal interface for Random Number Generators in comp.lang.c++
Author: orz
Date: Jun 8, 2010 10:40

...Boost random distributions are ~80 lines with comments. Random generators that substract_with_carry and lagged_fibonacci are longest ~500 lines. I... boost. I bet that some sort of chaos_of_orz engine in Boost.Random gives you more fame and users than your own full... small simple templates in the interface intended for the most basic and common activities. adding a generator to Boost: ...
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Re: ideal interface for Random Number Generators?     

Group: sci.stat.math · Group Profile · Search for ideal interface for Random Number Generators in sci.stat.math
Author: orz
Date: Jun 8, 2010 10:40

...Boost random distributions are ~80 lines with comments. Random generators that substract_with_carry and lagged_fibonacci are longest ~500 lines. I... boost. I bet that some sort of chaos_of_orz engine in Boost.Random gives you more fame and users than your own full... small simple templates in the interface intended for the most basic and common activities. adding a generator to Boost: ...
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