> > > FWIW, in case "someone" cares: http://www.boost.org/libs/random/index.html > > > It's a nice library architecture, designed and implemented by people who > > > know the domain, and I think it should be applicable to Python. > > > > I'm willing to implement this one. > > Please do! (Have you got much experience with random number > generation?) Yes, but my experience is out-of-date. I've read Knuth (esp the part on testing generators), done numerical analysis, written simulations and high-end crypto, etc. The Mersenne Twister algorithm is new to me -- studying it is part of my motivation to volunteer to implement it.
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