How to put different seed in a multidimensional matrix
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KSSV
2022-7-13
n = 10; k = 3 ;
R = zeros(n,k,n) ;
for i = 1:n
rng(i) % i can be a positive integer
R(:,:,i) = rand(n,k) ;
end
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KSSV
2022-7-14
Off course the number are random and they don't repeat.....also note that, there is no ncecessity to set seed for each iteration. You just need:
R = rand(10,3,10) ;
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Chunru
2022-7-13
Not sure why you have to do this. But it can be done as follows:
n = 10; k=3;
X = zeros([n,k,n]);
seeds = [1:n]; % your seed numbers
for i=1:n
rng(seeds(i));
X(:, :, i) = rand(n, k);
end
Steven Lord
2022-7-13
You might think that by changing the seed so frequently you're making the numbers "more random". You're not, as stated by the Note on this documentation page.
Call rng once before you start generating random numbers. Generate your numbers. Then if you need a different seed for your next run call rng again with a different seed.
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