Random Number Generator (Posted on 2004-06-08)

	Submitted by Brian Smith
Rating: 2.0000 (1 votes)
Solution:	(Hide)
There are several algorithms in the comments, but the most efficient is this one which averages 2.89 RNG calls per random 1-37.

	Subject	Author	Date
	wania	Cecilia	2024-04-13 15:18:12
	solution, not sure if it's been posted already	Bon	2004-08-09 13:59:21
	re(2): Implementing Thalamus's 47-bits with Brian Smith's bit-stream.	Charlie	2004-06-16 15:23:55
	re(2): Implementing Thalamus's 47-bits with Brian Smith's bit-stream.	Thalamus	2004-06-16 14:42:14
	If it even matters	Brian Smith	2004-06-16 13:47:48
	re: Implementing Thalamus's 47-bits with Brian Smith's bit-stream.	Brian Smith	2004-06-16 13:46:23
	re: Implementing Thalamus's 47-bits with Brian Smith's bit-stream.	Thalamus	2004-06-16 11:42:17
	Implementing Thalamus's 47-bits with Brian Smith's bit-stream.	Charlie	2004-06-16 10:33:37
	re(5): solution - Charlie?	Charlie	2004-06-16 08:58:50
	re(5): solution	Brian Smith	2004-06-16 08:48:29
	re(4): solution - Charlie?	Thalamus	2004-06-16 01:04:11
	re(3): solution - Charlie?	Charlie	2004-06-15 20:27:24
	Bit stream	Brian Smith	2004-06-15 15:19:29
	re(2): solution - Charlie?	Thalamus	2004-06-15 12:30:00
	re: My algorithm	Charlie	2004-06-15 10:20:28
	re: solution	Charlie	2004-06-15 09:26:49
	My algorithm	Brian Smith	2004-06-14 18:59:16
	Non Elegant Idea	Larry	2004-06-08 23:58:01
	A faster solution than my earlier one...	Erik O.	2004-06-08 16:29:15
	re(2): This little program doesn't do the trick...	Erik O.	2004-06-08 16:16:03
	re: This little program doesn't do the trick...	Oskar	2004-06-08 15:45:42
	solution	Charlie	2004-06-08 15:22:41
	Program to simulate the weird randomizer	Erik O.	2004-06-08 14:57:00
	re: program (needed some revision...)	Erik O.	2004-06-08 14:44:16
	This little program should do the trick...	Erik O.	2004-06-08 14:22:25
	A particularly inefficient solution!	Thalamus	2004-06-08 13:50:58
	possible solution	Max	2004-06-08 13:40:33