2010-12-18, 10:42 PM
I am trying to determine the true randomness of computational random number generation. The problem is, I only have a single quad-core processor, so generating numbers takes a reasonable length of time.
I need people's help to generate some random numbers. Please visit: here to download the application, which generates a text file containing data on the random numbers
Thanks Guys
What the Equation should be (if it were completely random):
y = (A NUMBER)
When you've generated your numbers, please send the output files via email (or a link t a zip/rar file containing your output files) to:
[email protected]
Current Application Version: 1.6.0
Features:
-Random Number Generation (obviously!)
-Percentage of completion
-Number of generations count
-Temp file handling (to preserve data when crashes occur!)
-Generation Completion Time Estimate
-Ability to launch from a shortcut with a command line argument determining the number of generations to run.
How to launch with a Command Line Argument:
I need people's help to generate some random numbers. Please visit: here to download the application, which generates a text file containing data on the random numbers
Thanks Guys
Current Stats (21-Dec-2010 - 09:25GMT):
- Generated Numbers: 100,656,289
- Line Equation: y = -0.0037x + 100759
- Highest Probability Number: 139
- Lowest Probability Number: 739
What the Equation should be (if it were completely random):
y = (A NUMBER)
When you've generated your numbers, please send the output files via email (or a link t a zip/rar file containing your output files) to:
[email protected]
Current Application Version: 1.6.0
Features:
-Random Number Generation (obviously!)
-Percentage of completion
-Number of generations count
-Temp file handling (to preserve data when crashes occur!)
-Generation Completion Time Estimate
-Ability to launch from a shortcut with a command line argument determining the number of generations to run.
How to launch with a Command Line Argument:
1. Right Click on RNG.exe
2. Click "Create Shortcut" (a file named "RNG.exe - Shortcut" will appear)
3. Right Click the shortcut file.
4. Click Properties.
5. in the "Target" box it will say something like: "C:\PATH\TO\RNG.exe" (the file path!)
6. AFTER the last " (speech mark) paste: "-n=10000" (with no speech marks!)
7. Change 10000 to whatever you want it to be :)
8. Now Launch RNG from that shortcut and it will instantly generate your specified number of generations :D