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On Jun 7, 8:54 am, aruzinsky <aruzin...@general-cathexis.com> wrote: > Too verbose.  It would be easier for me to write my own random number > generator than read your instructions on how to use yours.  And, then > I would also know whom to blame when something goes wrong. > > On Jun 7, 4:03 am, orz <cdh...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > I am currently in the process of putting together a C++ library     

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Author: orz
Date: Jun 8, 2010 01:49

On Jun 7, 9:24 am, Öö Tiib <oot...@hot.ee> wrote: On Jun 7, 5:53 pm, orz <cdh...@gmail.com> wrote: I had not actually realized that C++0x proposals included new RNG stuff.  It seems to be rather fond of the idea of a distribution & RNG pair as a discrete object. I'd rather go lighter on templates than they like, at least for the stuff not targeted at researchers
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Hi Greg, Thanks a lot. This surely helps. Could you please elaborate more on the below statement. I think I didn't get you correctly. "> I don't know the constraints on the components > of the 35-dim state vector. However, whatever > they are, you could generate 2^128 of them by > using 27 4-bit binary integers and 12 3-bit > binary integers obtained from one 128-bit > binary integers."     

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Author: orz
Date: Jun 8, 2010 01:40

fuaada wrote: My generator for random poisson number is B = [0 2; 1.5 1.94 ; 2 1.97 ; 3 1.86 ; 3.5 1.91 ; 4.5 1.75 ; 5 1.73 ; 6 1.59 ; 7.5 1.37 ; 8.5 1.18 ; 9 1.16; 10.5 1.0885]; xdata=B(:,1); num=100;gamma=1; npoints=11; T=24; for i=1:npoints+1 X(:,i)=poissrnd((gamma*xdata(i)),1,num); end Here i want to fix the random number X
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Hello, My generator for random poisson number is B = [0 2; 1.5 1.94 ; 2 1.97 ; 3 1.86 ; 3.5 1.91 ; 4.5 1.75 ; 5 1.73 ; 6 1.59 ; 7.5 1.37 ; 8.5 1.18 ; 9 1.16; 10.5 1.0885]; xdata=B(:,1); num=100;gamma=1; npoints=11; T=24; for i=1:npoints+1 X(:,i)=poissrnd((gamma*xdata(i)),1,num); end Here i want to fix the random number X everytime i run the code.....does     

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Author: Randima Hettiarachchi
Date: Jun 7, 2010 20:53

I have this bug too with the same versione of piding (2.7.1-1), random crashes when I'm not even using the program. I'm attaching a backtrace I took following the instruction on the pidgin's site (http://developer.pidgin.im/wiki/GetABacktrace), hope it helps. Don't know if related but this bug came out just a few days ago when i stopped using msn-pecan plugin for my msn account and went
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Walter Roberson wrote: > Sahra winter wrote: >> I have some spheres/points plotted in 3D & would like to give each of >> them a random motion? Any idea how to do that? > > Should the motion be constrained to a maximum Euclidean magnitude, or > are x and y and z independent and constrained? Another question: what distribution of random values are you looking for? Should, for example, M*     

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Author: Walter Roberson
Date: Jun 7, 2010 20:08

Sahra winter wrote: I have some spheres/points plotted in 3D & would like to give each of them a random motion? Any idea how to do that? Should the motion be constrained to a maximum Euclidean magnitude, or are x and y and z independent and constrained? Somewhere around 10 days ago, Roger Stafford showed how to create a random simplex, which is needed in order to construct vectors
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"Gonzalo " <glpita@gmail.com> wrote in message <hu26a0$hpf$1@fred.mathworks.com>... > Mr Stafford, > > Yes, I need f(x) to be the pdf for my generated random variable. Now, maybe I'm confused here, but I don't have that freedom to set p4=p5. Those coefficients come from a nonlinear regression of data, and f(x) fits the data very well. Regarding p1, it is approx equal to = 1/(2*(p3-p2)) * 100. Here     

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Author: fuaada
Date: Jun 7, 2010 19:39

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Author: Giovanni
Date: Jun 7, 2010 15:40

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Author: Walter Roberson
Date: Jun 7, 2010 14:57

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Author: Walter Roberson
Date: Jun 7, 2010 12:49

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Author: Sahra winter
Date: Jun 7, 2010 12:33

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Author: Roger Stafford
Date: Jun 1, 2010 02:27

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