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Generate number with different distributions - Normal/Gaussian #29

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Ana06 opened this issue Dec 20, 2017 · 0 comments · Fixed by #30
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Generate number with different distributions - Normal/Gaussian #29

Ana06 opened this issue Dec 20, 2017 · 0 comments · Fixed by #30

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Ana06 commented Dec 20, 2017

Currently Rantly only allow to generate numbers with a uniform distribution. It is not possible to use any other distribution. And I would say this is not possible in Rantly, but also not in the Random Ruby class which seems to be really limited.

I would suggest starting with a normal distribution, also called Gaussian distribution. This distribution could be really useful for property testing, for example for generating random numbers that are closer to a limit case:

For example, if 17 is our limit case, the distribution would look like:

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Ana06 added a commit to Ana06/rantly that referenced this issue Dec 20, 2017
This allow us to generate points with more probability when we are
closer to a limit/key point.

The sum of 6 draws from a uniform distribution give as a draw of a
normal distribution centered in 3. This is communly used in programming
for simplicity and it is proved by the central limit theorem.

Contributes to rantly-rb#29

Pair-programmed by @Ana06 and @vicgalle.
Ana06 pushed a commit to Ana06/rantly that referenced this issue Dec 20, 2017
When generating floats using the normal distribution, allow to specify
the scale. This allow us to decide how close or far away should be the
generated points from the limit/key point.

Contributes to rantly-rb#29

Pair-programmed by @Ana06 and @vicgalle.
Ana06 added a commit to Ana06/rantly that referenced this issue Dec 20, 2017
This allow us to generate points with more probability when we are
closer to a limit/key point.

The sum of 6 draws from a uniform distribution give as a draw of a
normal distribution centered in 3. This is commonly used in programming
for simplicity and it is proved by the central limit theorem.

Contributes to rantly-rb#29

Pair-programmed by @Ana06 and @vicgalle.
Ana06 pushed a commit to Ana06/rantly that referenced this issue Dec 20, 2017
When generating floats using the normal distribution, allow to specify
the scale. This allow us to decide how close or far away should be the
generated points from the limit/key point.

Contributes to rantly-rb#29

Pair-programmed by @Ana06 and @vicgalle.
Ana06 added a commit to Ana06/rantly that referenced this issue Dec 21, 2017
This allow us to generate points with more probability when we are
closer to a limit/key point.

The sum of 6 draws from a uniform distribution give as a draw of a
normal distribution centered in 3. This is commonly used in programming
for simplicity and it is proved by the central limit theorem.

Contributes to rantly-rb#29

Pair-programmed by @Ana06 and @vicgalle.
Ana06 pushed a commit to Ana06/rantly that referenced this issue Dec 21, 2017
When generating floats using the normal distribution, allow to specify
the scale. This allow us to decide how close or far away should be the
generated points from the limit/key point.

Contributes to rantly-rb#29

Pair-programmed by @Ana06 and @vicgalle.
Ana06 pushed a commit to Ana06/rantly that referenced this issue Dec 21, 2017
When generating floats using the normal distribution, allow to specify
the scale. This allow us to decide how close or far away should be the
generated points from the limit/key point.

Contributes to rantly-rb#29

Pair-programmed by @Ana06 and @vicgalle.
Ana06 added a commit to Ana06/rantly that referenced this issue Dec 24, 2017
This allow us to generate points with more probability when we are
closer to a limit/key point.

The sum of 6 draws from a uniform distribution give as a draw of a
normal distribution centered in 3. This is commonly used in programming
for simplicity and it is proved by the central limit theorem.

Contributes to rantly-rb#29

Pair-programmed by @Ana06 and @vicgalle.
Ana06 pushed a commit to Ana06/rantly that referenced this issue Dec 24, 2017
When generating floats using the normal distribution, allow to specify
the scale. This allow us to decide how close or far away should be the
generated points from the limit/key point.

Contributes to rantly-rb#29

Pair-programmed by @Ana06 and @vicgalle.
Ana06 added a commit to Ana06/rantly that referenced this issue Feb 10, 2018
This allow us to generate points with more probability when we are
closer to a limit/key point.

The sum of 6 draws from a uniform distribution give as a draw of a
normal distribution centered in 3. This is commonly used in programming
for simplicity and it is proved by the central limit theorem.

Contributes to rantly-rb#29

Pair-programmed by @Ana06 and @vicgalle.
Ana06 pushed a commit to Ana06/rantly that referenced this issue Feb 10, 2018
When generating floats using the normal distribution, allow to specify
the scale. This allow us to decide how close or far away should be the
generated points from the limit/key point.

Contributes to rantly-rb#29

Pair-programmed by @Ana06 and @vicgalle.
Ana06 added a commit to Ana06/rantly that referenced this issue Feb 10, 2018
This allow us to generate points with more probability when we are
closer to a limit/key point.

The sum of 6 draws from a uniform distribution give as a draw of a
normal distribution centered in 3. This is commonly used in programming
for simplicity and it is proved by the central limit theorem.

Contributes to rantly-rb#29

Pair-programmed by @Ana06 and @vicgalle.
Ana06 pushed a commit to Ana06/rantly that referenced this issue Feb 10, 2018
When generating floats using the normal distribution, allow to specify
the scale. This allow us to decide how close or far away should be the
generated points from the limit/key point.

Contributes to rantly-rb#29

Pair-programmed by @Ana06 and @vicgalle.
Ana06 pushed a commit to Ana06/rantly that referenced this issue Feb 10, 2018
When generating floats using the normal distribution, allow to specify
the scale. This allow us to decide how close or far away should be the
generated points from the limit/key point.

Contributes to rantly-rb#29

Pair-programmed by @Ana06 and @vicgalle.
Ana06 added a commit to Ana06/rantly that referenced this issue Feb 14, 2018
This allow us to generate points with more probability when we are
closer to a limit/key point.

The sum of 6 draws from a uniform distribution give as a draw of a
normal distribution centered in 3. This is commonly used in programming
for simplicity and it is proved by the central limit theorem.

Contributes to rantly-rb#29

Co-authored-by: Víctor Gallego Alcalá <vicgalle@ucm.es>
Ana06 added a commit to Ana06/rantly that referenced this issue Feb 14, 2018
When generating floats using the normal distribution, allow to specify
the scale. This allow us to decide how close or far away should be the
generated points from the limit/key point.

Contributes to rantly-rb#29

Co-authored-by: Víctor Gallego Alcalá <vicgalle@ucm.es>
Ana06 added a commit to Ana06/rantly that referenced this issue Feb 14, 2018
This allow us to generate points with more probability when we are
closer to a limit/key point.

The sum of 6 draws from a uniform distribution give as a draw of a
normal distribution centered in 3. This is commonly used in programming
for simplicity and it is proved by the central limit theorem.

Contributes to rantly-rb#29

Co-authored-by: Víctor Gallego Alcalá <vicgalle@ucm.es>
Ana06 added a commit to Ana06/rantly that referenced this issue Feb 14, 2018
When generating floats using the normal distribution, allow to specify
the scale. This allow us to decide how close or far away should be the
generated points from the limit/key point.

Contributes to rantly-rb#29

Co-authored-by: Víctor Gallego Alcalá <vicgalle@ucm.es>
@Ana06 Ana06 closed this as completed in #30 Feb 14, 2018
Ana06 added a commit to Ana06/rantly that referenced this issue Aug 29, 2018
- Allow to generate floats using Gaussian distribution
  - [Issue rantly-rb#29][29]
  - thanks [Ana María Martínez Gómez][Ana María Martínez Gómez] and
    [Víctor Gallego][Víctor Gallego]
- NoMethodError` - undefined method`retry?` - when a test using `dict`
  fails
  - [Issue rantly-rb#39][39]
  - thanks [Ana María Martínez Gómez][Ana María Martínez Gómez]
- Correct typo in _Too many tries_ message
  - thanks [Ana María Martínez Gómez][Ana María Martínez Gómez]
Ana06 added a commit to Ana06/rantly that referenced this issue Aug 29, 2018
- Allow to generate floats using Gaussian distribution
  - [Issue rantly-rb#29][29]
  - thanks [Ana María Martínez Gómez][Ana María Martínez Gómez] and
    [Víctor Gallego][Víctor Gallego]
- `NoMethodError` - undefined method `retry?` - when a test using `dict`
  fails
  - [Issue rantly-rb#39][39]
  - thanks [Ana María Martínez Gómez][Ana María Martínez Gómez]
- Correct typo in _Too many tries_ message
  - thanks [Ana María Martínez Gómez][Ana María Martínez Gómez]
Ana06 added a commit to Ana06/rantly that referenced this issue Aug 29, 2018
- Allow to generate floats using Gaussian distribution
  - [Issue rantly-rb#29](rantly-rb#29)
  - thanks [Ana María Martínez Gómez][Ana María Martínez Gómez] and [Víctor Gallego][Víctor Gallego]
- `NoMethodError` - undefined method `retry?` - when a test using `dict` fails
  - [Issue rantly-rb#39](rantly-rb#39)
  - thanks [Ana María Martínez Gómez][Ana María Martínez Gómez]
- Correct typo in _Too many tries_ message
  - thanks [Ana María Martínez Gómez][Ana María Martínez Gómez]
Ana06 added a commit to Ana06/rantly that referenced this issue Aug 29, 2018
- Allow to generate floats using Gaussian distribution
  - Issue rantly-rb#29
  - thanks @Ana06 and @vicgalle
- `NoMethodError` - undefined method `retry?` - when a test using `dict` fails
  - Issue rantly-rb#39
  - thanks @Ana06
- Correct typo in _Too many tries_ message
  - thanks @Ana06
Ana06 added a commit to Ana06/rantly that referenced this issue Aug 29, 2018
- Allow to generate floats using Gaussian distribution
  - [Issue rantly-rb#29](rantly-rb#29)
  - thanks @Ana06 and [Víctor Gallego][Víctor Gallego]
- `NoMethodError` - undefined method `retry?` - when a test using `dict` fails
  - [Issue rantly-rb#39](rantly-rb#39)
  - thanks @Ana06
- Correct typo in _Too many tries_ message
  - thanks @Ana06
Ana06 added a commit to Ana06/rantly that referenced this issue Aug 29, 2018
- Allow to generate floats using Gaussian distribution
  - Issue rantly-rb#29
  - thanks @Ana06 and @vicgalle
- `NoMethodError` - undefined method `retry?` - when a test using `dict` fails
  - Issue rantly-rb#39
  - thanks @Ana06
- Correct typo in _Too many tries_ message
  - thanks @Ana06
Ana06 added a commit to Ana06/rantly that referenced this issue Aug 29, 2018
== New features ==
- Allow to generate floats using Gaussian distribution
  - Issue rantly-rb#29
  - thanks @Ana06 and @vicgalle
== Bug fixes ==
- `NoMethodError` - undefined method `retry?` - when a test using `dict` fails
  - Issue rantly-rb#39
  - thanks @Ana06
== Changes ==
- Correct typo in _Too many tries_ message
  - thanks @Ana06
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