The random-mtzig library is Chicken Scheme wrapper for the MT19937 random number generator used in GNU Octave.
Creates an initial seed array and returns the corresponding generator state vector. If the optional SEED is not specified, the generator is initialized with a seed from /dev/urandom or with the current time in seconds. If SEED can be an integer or an u32vector.
Returns a random integer value between 0 and the largest machine-representable unsigned integer on the current platform.
Returns a random value from a uniform distribution on the interval (0, 1).
Returns a random value from a normal (Gaussian) distribution, using Marsaglia and Tsang's Ziggurat algorithm to transform a uniform distribution into a normal one.
Returns a random value from an exponential distribution, using Marsaglia and Tsang's Ziggurat algorithm to transform a uniform distribution into an exponential one.
Returns a random value from a binomial distribution with N experiments and probability P.
Returns an SRFI-4 f64 vector of random values from a uniform distribution on the interval (0, 1).
Returns an SRFI-4 f64 vector of random values from a normal (Gaussian) distribution, using Marsaglia and Tsang's Ziggurat algorithm to transform a uniform distribution into a normal one.
Returns an SRFI-4 f64 vector of random values from am exponential distribution, using Marsaglia and Tsang's Ziggurat algorithm to transform a uniform distribution into an exponential one.
Returns an SRFI-4 f64 vector of random values from a binomial distribution with N experiments and probability P.
Returns an SRFI-4 f32 vector of random values from a uniform distribution on the interval (0, 1).
Returns an SRFI-4 f32 vector of random values from a normal (Gaussian) distribution, using Marsaglia and Tsang's Ziggurat algorithm to transform a uniform distribution into a normal one.
Returns an SRFI-4 f32 vector of random values from am exponential distribution, using Marsaglia and Tsang's Ziggurat algorithm to transform a uniform distribution into an exponential one.
Returns an SRFI-4 f32 vector of random values from a binomial distribution with N experiments and probability P.
csi> (require-extension random-mtzig) csi> (define st (random-mtzig:init 24)) csi> (random-mtzig:f64vector-randu! 20 st) #f64(0.960017303335919 0.699512049949576 0.999867292623879 0.220067299782852 0.361056353964058 0.739840990209437 0.996455725089097 0.316346977790608 0.136544579823525 0.3839800101516 0.320519283565193 0.366414753083515 0.709651562588127 0.900142430523374 0.534115439197721 0.247293764909945 0.671806562577075 0.561729107313138 0.54255987670951 0.893447603694901)
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