mark2222
mark2222
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4th Nov 2016
13th Jul 2018
Improvement on the subframe random number generator, using CLNE(SPRK). Open challenge: derive a theoretical BFP for LBPHacker's PRNG.
compact smaller clne rand prng 60hz electronic electronics subframe random

Comments

  • mark2222
    mark2222
    13th Jul 2018
    @Cuddles13 Yes, this is a pseudo-random number generator, since it implicitly uses TPT's RNG. But it is random enough for most purposes, and the point is that it's more random than any existing TPT RNG.
  • Cuddles13
    Cuddles13
    13th Jul 2018
    Isn't true randomness supposedly impossible to replicate on a computer? (Even if it presents itself as random to the human eye?)
  • 12Me21
    12Me21
    5th Jun 2017
    * WHILE 1:VX=VX*0.3:INC VX,RNDF()*2-1:IF X+VX>=0 && X+VX<2 THEN INC X,VX ELSE VX=0:ENDIF:WEND
  • 12Me21
    12Me21
    5th Jun 2017
    I think the BFP is the probability that FLOOR(X) will change between loops in this program: WHILE 1:VX=VX*0.3:INC VX,RNDF()*2-1:IF X+VX>=0 && X+VY<2 THEN INC X,VX ENDIF:WEND
  • Schmolendevice
    Schmolendevice
    22nd Nov 2016
    Ah, so you've figured out a way to make the CLNE(SPRK) method work properly at 60hz.