@stdlib/random-streams-hypergeometric-cli
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Create a readable stream for generating pseudorandom numbers drawn from a hypergeometric distribution.
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Hypergeometric Random Numbers
Create a readable stream for generating pseudorandom numbers drawn from a hypergeometric distribution.
Installation
To use as a general utility, install the CLI package globally
npm install -g @stdlib/random-streams-hypergeometric-cli
Usage
Usage: random-hypergeometric [options] <N> <K> <n>
Options:
-h, --help Print this message.
-V, --version Print the package version.
--sep sep Separator used to join streamed data. Default: '\n'.
-n, --iter iterations Number of pseudorandom numbers.
--seed seed Pseudorandom number generator seed.
--state filepath Path to a file containing the pseudorandom number
generator state.
--snapshot filepath Output file path for saving the pseudorandom number
generator state upon exit.
Notes
- In accordance with POSIX convention, a trailing newline is always appended to generated output prior to exit.
- Specifying a "snapshot" file path is useful when wanting to resume pseudorandom number generation due to, e.g., a downstream failure in an analysis pipeline. Before exiting, the process will store the pseudorandom number generator state in a file specified according to a provided file path. Upon loading a snapshot (state), the process will generate pseudorandom numbers starting from the loaded state, thus avoiding having to seed and replay an entire analysis.
Examples
$ random-hypergeometric 5 3 2 -n 10 --seed 1234
See Also
@stdlib/random-streams-hypergeometric
: create a readable stream for generating pseudorandom numbers drawn from a hypergeometric distribution.@stdlib/random-base/hypergeometric
: hypergeometric distributed pseudorandom numbers.@stdlib/random-iter/hypergeometric
: create an iterator for generating pseudorandom numbers drawn from a hypergeometric distribution.
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