random.h File Reference

Definition of basic randomization functions. More...

#include "interval.h"

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Functions
void	randomReset ()
	Resets the random seed.
void	randomSet (unsigned int seed)
	Sets the random seed.
double	randomDouble ()
	Returns a random double in the [0,1] interval.
double	randomInInterval (Tinterval *t)
	Returns a random double in the given interval.
unsigned int	randomMax (unsigned int m)
	Returns a random integer in the range [0,m].

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Detailed Description

Definition of basic randomization functions.

See also:

random.c.

Definition in file random.h.

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Function Documentation

void randomReset

(

)

Resets the random seed using the current time so, in principle, the reset is hard to predict.

Definition at line 18 of file random.c.

Referenced by main().

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void randomSet

(

unsigned int

seed

)

Sets the random to the given value. This is used to get repetitive sequences of random numbers in order to debug mainly.

Parameters:

seed

The new random seed.

Definition at line 23 of file random.c.

double randomDouble

(

)

Returns a random number in the [0,1] interval selected with a uniform distribution.

Returns:

A random double in [0,1].

Definition at line 28 of file random.c.

Referenced by randomInInterval(), randomMax(), and SimplexAddNewConstraint().

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double randomInInterval

(

Tinterval *

t

)

Returns a random number in the given interval selected with a uniform distribution.

Parameters:

t

The interval where to drawn the random sample.

Returns:

A random double in the given interval.

Definition at line 33 of file random.c.

References LowerLimit(), randomDouble(), and UpperLimit().

Referenced by SampleCuikSystemInBox().

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unsigned int randomMax

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unsigned int

m

)

Returns a random integer in the range [0,m] selected with a uniform distribution. Observe that m is included as a possible outcome.

Parameters:

m

The upper limit for the random generator.

Returns:

The randomly selected integer in [0,m].

Definition at line 43 of file random.c.

References randomDouble().

Referenced by ComputeSplitDimInt().

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