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    randMat

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    July 14th, 2009, 07:54 GMT
    C: \ Scientific/Engineering \ Mathematics

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    randMat description

    This MATLAB script generates random numbers uniformally in a given range or matching a given normal distribution

    The result will be displayed in a matrix format.

    For uniform distributions,the values returned by the MATLAB function rand() are multiplied by (b-a), then added to a.

    For normal distributions the output of randn() is multiplied by the standard deviation (b), and then added to the desired to the mean (a).

    Requirements:

    · MATLAB 7.6 or higher



    TAGS:

    		 generate random number | normal distribution | specify range | generate | random | number

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