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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions utils/VBA_random.m
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% X = VBA_random (name, p1, p2, ..., [N, M, ...])
% generate random numbers following the requested distribution
%
% If you the MATLAB statistics toolbox, this merely serve as an overload of
% If you have the MATLAB statistics toolbox, this merely serve as an overload of
% the random() function, although with a slightly different syntax and
% behaviour. If the statistics toolbox is not installed, VBA_random will
% fall back to in-house generators (mainly using SPM routines).
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% Available distributions:
% ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
%
% 'Arbirary'
% 'Arbitrary'
% ----------
% + parameters:
% - p: k x 1 vector describing the density of possible values
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% ----------
% + parameters:
% - mu: scalar or k x 1 vector, mean of the Normal distribution
% - Sigma2: scalar or k x k array, (co-)variance of
% - Sigma2: scalar or k x k array, (co-)variance of the Normal distribution
% + output: if parameters are scalars, samples from the univariate
% normal distribution N(mu, Sigma).
% If mu and Sigma are respectively a vector and an array of
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