rng_alloc(type)
rng_clone(r)
rng_name(r)
rng_max(r)
rng_min(r)
rng_set(r, seed)
rng_get(r, length)
rng_uniform(r, length)
rng_uniform_int(r, N, length)
rng_uniform_pos(r, length)rng_alloc(), type of random number generator.
This argument is taken to be a character string which is matched to
the names of the random number generators given in the GSL manual
section 17.9, with the initial “gsl_rng_” removed
(for example, to use generator gsl_rng_ranlux, set
type to ranlux). Partial matching is used; a null
string is interpreted as mt19937.rng_alloc().rng_uniform_int(), upper bound of
uniform distributionrng_alloc() returns an external pointer to a GSL random
number generator.
rng_free is not necessary as R performs garbage
collection automatically.The functions that return random numbers (rng_get,
rng_uniform, rng_uniform_int, rng_uniform_pos)
take an extra argument that specifies the length of the vector of
random numbers to be returned.
r <- rng_alloc("cmrg")
rng_set(r, 100)
rng_uniform(r, 10)
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