r = impureRandom(id);
Returns a uniform random number in the range 0 < random ≤ 1 with the xorshift1024* algorithm. The dummy input Integer argument id must be the output argument of a call to function initializeImpureRandom, in order that the sorting order is correct (so that impureRandom is always called after initializeImpureRandom). For every call of impureRandom(id), a different random number is returned, so the function is impure.
parameter Integer seed;
Real r;
function random = impureRandom (final id=id);
protected
Integer id;
equation
// Initialize the random number generator
when initial() then
id = initializeImpureRandom(seed);
end when;
// Use the random number generator
when sample(0,0.001) then
r = random();
end when;
initializeImpureRandom, Random.Generators
This function is impure!
function impureRandom input Integer id "Identification number from initializeImpureRandom(..) function (is needed for correct sorting)"; output Real y "A random number with a uniform distribution on the interval (0,1]"; end impureRandom;
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| June 22, 2015 |
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