estimate_pi: Monte Carlo estimation of Pi
In vincentlomazzi/ptds2018hw4g5: Approximation of pi
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Author(s)
Examples
Description
This function makes an approximtion of the number pi based on a
random drawing of points between -1 and 1 and establishes whether they are or
not in a circle of radius 1.
Usage
1
estimate_pi(B = 5000, seed = 10)
Arguments
B
the length one numeric vector specifying the number of simulations.
seed
allows the function to have always the same output
Value
A matrix of two coordinates between -1 and 1 as well as a boolean
output for each iterations
Author(s)
Germano David
Lomazzi Vincent
Bron Luca
Raisin Edgar
Grandadam Patrik
Examples
1
estimate_pi(B = 5000)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) Examples
Description
This function makes an approximtion of the number pi based on a random drawing of points between -1 and 1 and establishes whether they are or not in a circle of radius 1.
Usage
1 | estimate_pi(B = 5000, seed = 10)
|
Arguments
B |
the length one numeric vector specifying the number of simulations. |
seed |
allows the function to have always the same output |
Value
A matrix of two coordinates between -1 and 1 as well as a boolean output for each iterations
Author(s)
Germano David
Lomazzi Vincent
Bron Luca
Raisin Edgar
Grandadam Patrik
Examples
1 | estimate_pi(B = 5000)
|
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