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koenigcochran
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Hi!
I've got an idea of how LCGs work. However, I'm reading "Exploring Monte Carlo Methods" and came across the Bays-Durham Shuffle, a means of getting rid of low-order correlations in the minimal standard LCG.
The outline of this algorithm in the book makes no sense to me. Can someone summarize the algorithm?
I've got an idea of how LCGs work. However, I'm reading "Exploring Monte Carlo Methods" and came across the Bays-Durham Shuffle, a means of getting rid of low-order correlations in the minimal standard LCG.
The outline of this algorithm in the book makes no sense to me. Can someone summarize the algorithm?