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haskell-numerics / random-fu

A suite of Haskell libraries for representing, manipulating, and sampling random variables
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Document `Data.Random.Distribution.Exponential` #39

Closed bch29 closed 7 years ago

bch29 commented 7 years ago

I used random-fu to simulate a random process for some university work, as a means to verify an analytic solution of the same process. I was very confused for a long time because I assumed the exponential function accepted parameter lambda, rather the mean, 1 / lambda. Here's some documentation so that doesn't happen to anyone else!

dschrempf commented 6 years ago

Hello, I ran into the very same issue and realized that the documentation is not yet visible on hackage.

I got confused as to which commit/tag the versions on hackage corresponds to.

On hackage, I see versions from 0.0.0.2 up to 0.2.7.0, but here on GitHub, only three tags or so exist. Which commit does the last version on hackage point to? Thank you!

idontgetoutmuch commented 6 years ago

I don't have access to a computer ATM but will be able to make a new release next week.