Alejandro perez wrote: > Hi I would like to know how can I generate random numbers > according to a > chi(not chi squared).
Very unfrequently, I had similar experience to use this chi random varible. I'd like to propose one simple method to do it which I used at that time, and to ask one question: where to use it. Let assume X(2,n) the random variable of n-th order chi2 distribution. The random varible of the n-th order chi2 distribution X(1,n) is generated by: X(1,n) = sqrt(X(2,n))*exp(j*2*Pi*theta), where theta is uniform random variable between 0 and 1. Note that this is based on my understanding. This solution is sure because the pdf of the power of X(1,n) is chi2 random varible. BTW, where do you want to use this random variable. In my case, I needed of this value for the numerical simulation of the communication system, more specifically the diversity algorithm test. In this article, the simple method to generate chi random variable was denoted, and one question of the place to use this value is asked. Best, Sungjin Kim, i-Networking Lab, Samsung AIT. ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) -- Posted via http://web2news.com the faster web2news on the web . . ================================================================= Instructions for joining and leaving this list, remarks about the problem of INAPPROPRIATE MESSAGES, and archives are available at: . http://jse.stat.ncsu.edu/ . =================================================================
