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Pitfalls in random number generation

Posted on 14 August 2008 by John

I published an article on CodeProject this week about some of the traps you can fall into when using random number generators.

Pitfalls in Random Number Generation

Categories : Math Software development
Tags : Probability and Statistics Programming
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