28 Jan
2013
28 Jan
'13
9:02 p.m.
On 01/28/2013 10:35 PM, Robert Patterson wrote:
@Norbert i think this could do uniform distribution only over one co-ordinates.
I am assuming you want to sample a point uniformly at random from a rectangular subset of the plane with the sides of the rectangle parallel to the axes. If not, the problem is a little more complex, but still soluble. However, for a square of size 1 Norbert is correct.
I was assuming he uses one uniform_real_distribution to gain two values in [0 1] and use these values (now in a 1x1 square) scaled into the desired rectangle of arbitrary size. Would this result in perfectly random values or would the scaling of the random values introduce some artefacts that might deteriorate the initial randomness? Norbert