Displaying 4 results from an estimated 4 matches for "cslarsen".
2016 Aug 30
4
A bug in the R Mersenne Twister (RNG) code?
...alizing the original MT computer program
(written in C) so that an identical stream of numbers can be repeatedly
generated: 1) with a particular integer seed number, and 2) with a
particular array of integers. In the 'compilation and usage' section
of this webpage (https://github.com/cslarsen/mersenne-twister) there is
a listing of the first 200 random numbers the MT algorithm should
produce for seed number = 1. The inventors of the Mersenne Twister
random number generator provided two different sets of the first 1000
numbers produced by a correctly coded 32-bit implementation of t...
2016 Sep 01
2
A bug in the R Mersenne Twister (RNG) code?
...program
>> (written in C) so that an identical stream of numbers can be repeatedly
>> generated: 1) with a particular integer seed number, and 2) with a
>> particular array of integers. In the 'compilation and usage' section
>> of this webpage (https://github.com/cslarsen/mersenne-twister) there is
>> a listing of the first 200 random numbers the MT algorithm should
>> produce for seed number = 1. The inventors of the Mersenne Twister
>> random number generator provided two different sets of the first 1000
>> numbers produced by a correctly...
2016 Aug 30
0
A bug in the R Mersenne Twister (RNG) code?
...inal MT computer program
> (written in C) so that an identical stream of numbers can be repeatedly
> generated: 1) with a particular integer seed number, and 2) with a
> particular array of integers. In the 'compilation and usage' section
> of this webpage (https://github.com/cslarsen/mersenne-twister) there is
> a listing of the first 200 random numbers the MT algorithm should
> produce for seed number = 1. The inventors of the Mersenne Twister
> random number generator provided two different sets of the first 1000
> numbers produced by a correctly coded 32-bit imp...
2016 Sep 01
0
A bug in the R Mersenne Twister (RNG) code?
...;> (written in C) so that an identical stream of numbers can be repeatedly
>>> generated: 1) with a particular integer seed number, and 2) with a
>>> particular array of integers. In the 'compilation and usage' section
>>> of this webpage (https://github.com/cslarsen/mersenne-twister) there is
>>> a listing of the first 200 random numbers the MT algorithm should
>>> produce for seed number = 1. The inventors of the Mersenne Twister
>>> random number generator provided two different sets of the first 1000
>>> numbers produced...