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[RFC]: Add `@stdlib/random/strided/pareto-type1`
Description
This RFC proposes adding support for filling a strided array with pseudorandom numbers drawn from a Pareto (Type I) distribution. This is the strided interface analog of @stdlib/random/base/pareto-type1
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Package: @stdlib/random/strided/pareto-type1
Alias: pareto1
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- A package with a similar implementation/API design is
@stdlib/random/strided/beta
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I am interested to work on this issue under Quine. So please assign me this task to me.
Pareto-type1@stdlibrandom /strided
can I work on this?
Can I work on this?
I want to work on this. Please assign it to me.
Can anyone tell me how can I run this forked repo into my local system, I install the npm package and run it but it still does not run. If it will run then I can easily see my changes to the project. Actually, I am new to Opensouce contribution so this is my very basic doubt.
What exactly should I do to fix this issue?
Can anyone tell me how can I run this forked repo into my local system, I install the npm package and run it but it still does not run. If it will run then I can easily see my changes to the project. Actually, I am new to Opensouce contribution so this is my very basic doubt.
@Rajeevjewar fork the repository then on your profile you should see the respository copy the repository url from there
open your terminal run git clone <your_repo_url>
after cloning you can go to the directory and run code .
it should open the code in vs code.
hope this helps! happy coding.
Hai @kgryte, I wanna work on this. Assign it to me and I'll submit a pr in 2 days