I tried the following comm in Linux(Ubuntu), It works
well:>set.seed(43);runif(3):rnorm(3)
>set.seed(43);runif(3);rnorm(3)
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>Date: Sat, 26 Mar 2011 00:30:32 +0000 (GMT)
>From: Biau David <djmbiau@yahoo.fr>
>To: R-debian <r-sig-debian@r-project.org>
>Subject: [R-sig-Debian] set.seed
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>Dear list,
>
>It looks like set.seed does not work for me (see code below). I am running
>Debian squeeze. Is this an issue with the distribution or with my
understanding
>of the function? I'm pretty sure, but not certain, it used to work that
way on
>windows
>
>> runif(5)
>[1] 0.6516557 0.5677378 0.1135090 0.5959253 0.3580500
>> runif(5)
>[1] 0.42880942 0.05190332 0.26417767 0.39879073 0.83613414
>> set.seed(15)
>> runif(5)
>[1] 0.6021140 0.1950439 0.9664587 0.6509055 0.3670719
>> runif(5)
>[1] 0.9888592 0.8151934 0.2539684 0.6872308 0.8314290
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>Any help would be appreciated. Thx,
>
>David Biau.
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>Message: 2
>Date: Fri, 25 Mar 2011 23:33:07 -0500
>From: Dirk Eddelbuettel <edd@debian.org>
>To: Biau David <djmbiau@yahoo.fr>
>Cc: R-debian <r-sig-debian@r-project.org>
>Subject: Re: [R-sig-Debian] set.seed
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>On 26 March 2011 at 00:30, Biau David wrote:
>| Dear list,
>|
>| It looks like set.seed does not work for me (see code below). I am running
>| Debian squeeze. Is this an issue with the distribution or with my
understanding
>| of the function? I'm pretty sure, but not certain, it used to work
that way on
>| windows
>|
>| > runif(5)
>| [1] 0.6516557 0.5677378 0.1135090 0.5959253 0.3580500
>| > runif(5)
>| [1] 0.42880942 0.05190332 0.26417767 0.39879073 0.83613414
>| > set.seed(15)
>| > runif(5)
>| [1] 0.6021140 0.1950439 0.9664587 0.6509055 0.3670719
>| > runif(5)
>| [1] 0.9888592 0.8151934 0.2539684 0.6872308 0.8314290
>|
>| Any help would be appreciated. Thx,
>
>You need to set the seed, then draw -- then re-seed and re-draw:
>
>R> set.seed(42); runif(3); rnorm(3)
>[1] 0.0161408 0.0922721 0.5505511
>[1] -1.0898031 -0.0143024 0.5808842
>R> set.seed(42); runif(3); rnorm(3)
>[1] 0.0161408 0.0922721 0.5505511
>[1] -1.0898031 -0.0143024 0.5808842
>R> runif(3); rnorm(3)
>[1] 0.623570 0.854190 0.420727
>[1] -0.246359 0.195088 0.160348
>R>
>
>Identical when I fix the seed, not when I don't. Makes sense?
>
>Dirk
>
>
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>Dirk Eddelbuettel | edd@debian.org | http://dirk.eddelbuettel.com
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