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In the post Understanding FsCheck, it was mentioned ints generated are not uniformly distributed but clustered around zero.
// see how the values are clustered around the center point
intGenerator
|> Gen.sample 3010000|> Seq.groupBy id
|> Seq.map (fun(k,v)->(k,Seq.length v))|> Seq.sortBy (fun(k,v)-> k)|> Seq.toList
I believe it is no longer true since FsCheck 2.14.0 release. I verified that the results are now uniformly distributed by running the code snippet above.
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In the post Understanding FsCheck, it was mentioned ints generated are not uniformly distributed but clustered around zero.
I believe it is no longer true since FsCheck 2.14.0 release. I verified that the results are now uniformly distributed by running the code snippet above.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: