public class RandomStreamWithCache extends java.lang.Object implements RandomStream
RandomStream instance used to
get the random numbers. These numbers
are stored in an internal array to be retrieved later.
The dimension of the array increases as the values
are generated.
If the nextDouble method is called after
the object is reset, it gives back the cached
values instead of computing new ones.
If the cache is exhausted before the stream is reset,
new values are computed, and added to the cache.
Such caching allows for a better performance with common random numbers, when generating uniforms is time-consuming. It can also help with restoring the simulation to a certain state without setting stream-specific seeds. However, using such caching may lead to memory problems if a large quantity of random numbers are needed.
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RandomStreamWithCache(RandomStream stream)
Constructs a new cached random stream with
internal stream stream.
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RandomStreamWithCache(RandomStream stream,
int initialCapacity)
Constructs a new cached random stream
with internal stream stream.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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void |
clearCache()
Clears the cached values for this random stream.
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RandomStream |
getCachedStream()
Returns a reference to the random stream
whose values are cached.
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DoubleArrayList |
getCachedValues()
Returns an array list containing the values
cached by this random stream.
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int |
getCacheIndex()
Return the index of the next cached value that will be
returned by the stream.
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int |
getNumCachedValues()
Returns the total number of values cached by this random stream.
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void |
initCache()
Resets this random stream to recover values from the cache.
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boolean |
isCaching()
Determines if the random stream is caching values,
default being true.
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void |
nextArrayOfDouble(double[] u,
int start,
int n)
Generates n (pseudo)random numbers from the
uniform distribution and stores them into the array u
starting at index start.
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void |
nextArrayOfInt(int i,
int j,
int[] u,
int start,
int n)
Generates n (pseudo)random numbers
from the discrete uniform
distribution over the integers
{i, i + 1,..., j},
using this stream and stores the result in the array u
starting at index start.
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double |
nextDouble()
Returns a (pseudo)random number from the uniform distribution
over the interval (0, 1), using this stream, after advancing its
state by one step.
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int |
nextInt(int i,
int j)
Returns a (pseudo)random number from the discrete uniform
distribution over the integers
{i, i + 1,..., j},
using this stream.
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void |
resetNextSubstream()
Reinitializes the stream to the beginning of its next
substream: Ng is computed, and
Cg and Bg are set to Ng.
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void |
resetStartStream()
Reinitializes the stream to its initial state Ig:
Cg and Bg are set to Ig.
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void |
resetStartSubstream()
Reinitializes the stream to the beginning of its current
substream: Cg is set to Bg.
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void |
setCachedStream(RandomStream stream)
Sets the random stream whose values are cached to
stream.
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void |
setCachedValues(DoubleArrayList values)
Sets the array list containing the cached
values to values.
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void |
setCacheIndex(int newIndex)
Sets the index, in the cache, of the next value returned
by
nextDouble. |
void |
setCaching(boolean caching)
Sets the caching indicator to caching.
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equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, waittoStringpublic RandomStreamWithCache(RandomStream stream)
stream - the random stream whose uniforms are cached.java.lang.NullPointerException - if stream is null.public RandomStreamWithCache(RandomStream stream, int initialCapacity)
stream - the random stream whose values are cached.initialCapacity - the initial capacity of the cache.java.lang.NullPointerException - if stream is null.public boolean isCaching()
nextDouble
method simply calls the corresponding method on the internal
random stream, without storing the generated uniforms.public void setCaching(boolean caching)
clearCache
to clear the cached values.caching - the new value of the caching indicator.public RandomStream getCachedStream()
public void setCachedStream(RandomStream stream)
clearCache
method is called to clear the cache.stream - the new random stream whose values will be cached.java.lang.NullPointerException - if stream is null.public void clearCache()
public void initCache()
nextDouble will return the cached uniforms
until all the values are returned. When the array
of cached values is exhausted, the internal random stream
is used to generate new values which are added
to the internal array as well.
This method is equivalent to calling setCacheIndex.public int getNumCachedValues()
public int getCacheIndex()
getNumCachedValues, and a subsequent call to
nextDouble will generate a new variate rather than
reading a previous one from the cache.
If caching is disabled, this always returns 0.public void setCacheIndex(int newIndex)
nextDouble.
If newIndex is 0, this is equivalent to
calling initCache.
If newIndex is getNumCachedValues,
subsequent calls to nextDouble will add
new values to the cache.newIndex - the new index.java.lang.IllegalArgumentException - if newIndex
is negative or greater than or equal to the cache size.public DoubleArrayList getCachedValues()
public void setCachedValues(DoubleArrayList values)
values - the array list of cached values.java.lang.NullPointerException - if values is null.public void resetStartStream()
RandomStreamresetStartStream in interface RandomStreampublic void resetStartSubstream()
RandomStreamresetStartSubstream in interface RandomStreampublic void resetNextSubstream()
RandomStreamresetNextSubstream in interface RandomStreampublic double nextDouble()
RandomStreamnextDouble in interface RandomStreampublic void nextArrayOfDouble(double[] u,
int start,
int n)
RandomStreamnextArrayOfDouble in interface RandomStreamu - array that will contain the generated uniformsstart - starting index, in the array u, to write uniforms fromn - number of uniforms to generatepublic int nextInt(int i,
int j)
RandomStreamnextInt in interface RandomStreami - smallest integer that can be generatedj - greatest integer that can be generatedpublic void nextArrayOfInt(int i,
int j,
int[] u,
int start,
int n)
RandomStreamnextArrayOfInt in interface RandomStreami - smallest integer that can be generatedj - greatest integer that can be generatedu - array that will contain the generated valuesstart - starting index, in the array u, to write integers fromn - number of values being generatedTo submit a bug or ask questions, send an e-mail to Pierre L'Ecuyer.