Peter Occil
Peter Occil
@PaulSanchez : Since you are very familiar with simulation and random variate generation, especially on _Stack Overflow_, do you have comments on my [Randomization and Sampling Methods](https://peteroupc.github.io/randomfunc.html) article or my...
@lmendo : Thanks for responding, though you must have deleted the comment right afterwards. Did you see the page with the requests and open questions? If so, do you have...
I moved it to the appendix of "Supplemental Notes for Bernoulli Factory Algorithms", linked on the top post of this issue. The proof sketch uses a polynomial scheme that meets...
I want to draw attention in this issue thread to algorithms for geometric and binomial variates published from 2013 through 2015, by Bringmann and colleagues as well as Farach-Colton/Tsai, which...
> The `real_roots` routine should be used for polynomial, I believe: > > ```python > >>> [i.n(3) for i in real_roots(poly.diff()) if i>0 and i < 1] > [0.0911, 0.402,...
To avoid unnecessary database and memory usage, Brief should not _store_ any feed item if that item is older than— - the setting given in the feed's "Remove downloaded items...
See also #404 .
In general, it would be good to do randomness testing to show which hash functions are good choices for a counter-based PRNG construction, in which an incrementing counter and a...
The article you linked to compares two PRNGs: - A linear conguential generator (LCG) with a small multiplier and a modulus of 2^32. - A 32-bit xorshift PRNG. Both kinds...
That is due to a logging call that [was commented out](https://github.com/peteroupc/CBOR/blob/3dcff3051e28c8802878d399eb3c8a8cb2d5b9f6/CBOR/PeterO/Cbor/PropertyMap.cs) as of the latest release.