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Section 1.3.1 seems to incorrectly indicate that the default PRNG is Mersenne not PCG64.
```
np.random: random numbers (Mersenne Twister PRNG):
```
This conflicts with the actual behavior:
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Let `r` be the radix of representation, then computing `x % r^k-1` can be reduced using the following identity (with `R = r^k`):
```
x = x % R + x // R (mod R-1)
```
See https://en.wikipedia.o…
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Here, Group 1 has implemented a session id functionality, which helps them to keep track of login credentials from one atm machine. But here in their code, I noticed that they were using pseudo random…
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Clear structured code.
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### Game and System Information
- **Version:** 1.16.3
- **Downloaded from:** Arch Linux repository
- **Build info:** x86_64
- **OS:** Arch Linux
### Description of the bug
While Mersenne Twist…
renom updated
6 months ago
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The graph at the bottom of [this page](https://www.mersenne.org/primes/.) can be used to infer exponents that are probabilistically likely to be prime (i.e., by using the standard deviation of the gra…
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We rely on rand for random numbers. Is this as good as Mersenne Twister? (If not, it would be better to implement Mersenne Twister.)
We rely on statrs for Normal distribution functions. How accurat…
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# Sighting report
bdevperf_submit_single() uses rand_r for 64 bit random numbers - it correctly uses RAND_MAX to build a 62 bit random number but the period of rand_r() is less than 32-bits so the co…
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uniform_mersenne is using memory proportional to the range of numbers it generates
If asked to generate 3 numbers between 0 and 1000000000 the memmory allocated will be for an array 1000000000 big.…
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## Checklist
> Please ensure the following tasks are completed before submitting a feature request.
- [x] Read and understood the [Code of Conduct][code-of-conduct].
- [x] Searched for …