Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) See Also Examples
The function rstream.RNG(stream)
is used to set a given
"rstream" object stream
as current global R uniform random
number generators.
Without an argument (or NULL
) it returns an "rstream" object
that contains the current global generator.
It is a copy (clone) of the global generator and thus it can be
handled independently from the global generator.
1 | rstream.RNG(stream = NULL)
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stream |
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rstream.RNG
returns an "rstream" object.
Josef Leydold [email protected]
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 | ## create a new rstream.runif object
s <- new("rstream.mrg32k3a")
## use this stream as global R uniform RNG
rstream.RNG(s)
## get a (idenpendent) copy of the stream
## that contains the global R uniform RNG
gs <- rstream.RNG()
## change the state of the global generator
gs <- rstream.RNG()
rstream.nextsubstream(gs)
rstream.RNG(gs)
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