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/*! \file zigguratrng.hpp
\brief Ziggurat random-number generator
*/
#ifndef quantlib_ziggurat_generator_hpp
#define quantlib_ziggurat_generator_hpp
#include <ql/math/randomnumbers/mt19937uniformrng.hpp>
#include <ql/math/randomnumbers/randomsequencegenerator.hpp>
namespace QuantLib {
//! Ziggurat random-number generator
/*! This generator returns standard normal variates using the
Ziggurat method. The underlying RNG is mt19937 (32 bit
version). The algorithm is described in Marsaglia and Tsang
(2000). "The Ziggurat Method for Generating Random
Variables". Journal of Statistical Software 5 (8). Note that
step 2 from the above paper reuses the rightmost 8 bits of the
random integer, which creates correlation between steps 1 and
2. This implementation was written from scratch, following
Marsaglia and Tsang. It avoids the correlation by using only
the leftmost 24 bits of mt19937's output.
Note that the GNU GSL implementation uses a different value
for the right-most step. The GSL value is somewhat different
from the one reported by Marsaglia and Tsang because GSL uses
a different tail. This implementation uses the same right-most
step as reported by Marsaglia and Tsang. The generator was
put through Marsaglia's Diehard battery of tests and didn't
exibit any abnormal behavior.
*/
class ZigguratRng {
public:
typedef Sample<Real> sample_type;
ZigguratRng(unsigned long seed = 0);
sample_type next() const {
return sample_type(nextGaussian(),1.0);
}
private:
mutable MersenneTwisterUniformRng mt32_;
Real nextGaussian() const;
};
// RNG traits for Ziggurat generator
struct Ziggurat {
// typedefs
typedef ZigguratRng rng_type;
typedef RandomSequenceGenerator<rng_type> rsg_type;
// more traits
enum { allowsErrorEstimate = 1 };
// factory
static rsg_type make_sequence_generator(Size dimension,
BigNatural seed) {
return rsg_type(dimension, seed);
}
};
}
#endif
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