Latin Hypercube Samples (lhs)
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R, C++, and Rcpp code to generate Latin hypercube samples
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Namespaces | |
oacpp | |
oacpp::oastrength | |
Functions | |
void | oacpp::oastrength::OA_strworkcheck (double work, int str) |
void | oacpp::oastrength::OA_strength (int q, const bclib::matrix< int > &A, int *str, int verbose) |
int | oacpp::oastrength::OA_str0 (int q, const bclib::matrix< int > &A, int verbose) |
int | oacpp::oastrength::OA_str1 (int q, const bclib::matrix< int > &A, int verbose) |
int | oacpp::oastrength::OA_str2 (int q, const bclib::matrix< int > &A, int verbose) |
int | oacpp::oastrength::OA_str3 (int q, const bclib::matrix< int > &A, int verbose) |
int | oacpp::oastrength::OA_str4 (int q, const bclib::matrix< int > &A, int verbose) |
int | oacpp::oastrength::OA_strt (int q, const bclib::matrix< int > &A, int t, int verbose) |
License: This file may be freely used and shared according to the original license.
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These programs construct and manipulate orthogonal arrays. They were prepared by
- Art Owen
- Department of Statistics
- Sequoia Hall
- Stanford CA 94305
They may be freely used and shared. This code comes with no warranty of any kind. Use it at your own risk.
I thank the Semiconductor Research Corporation and the National Science Foundation for supporting this work.