Random Number Generation
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Generate random numbers that are consecutively unique or exhaustively unique within a range.
A JavaScript library for quantum computing that enables building, compiling, and running quantum circuits via IBM Quantum Experience and simulators.
A small OCaml cryptographic library emphasizing applicative style and ease of use with basic ciphers, hashes, and public-key primitives.
A comprehensive OCaml library providing cryptographic primitives like ciphers, hashes, and public-key cryptography for security-sensitive applications.
Generate cryptographically secure random integers within a specified range.
An Erlang implementation of the SIMD-oriented Fast Mersenne Twister pseudorandom number generator, with both NIF and pure Erlang modules.
A Swift library that extends the standard library with numeric operators, protocols, and types like exponentiation, rational numbers, and complex numbers.
A Ruby gem providing probability distributions with pure Ruby, C (GSL), and Java implementations for statistical computing.
Rust bindings for the Botan cryptography library, providing ciphers, hashes, MACs, KDFs, public key algorithms, and more.
Efficient random number generation for Erlang with proper seeding and a replacement for the deprecated random module.
Provides Lua/Torch bindings for the Randomkit library, enabling random number generation from various statistical distributions.
A D library providing advanced random number generators with performance improvements and new statistical distributions.
Erlang implementation of the Tiny Mersenne Twister pseudorandom number generator algorithm (no longer maintained).
A fast AES-PRF-based secure random number generator for filling large buffers with cryptographically secure random data.
A Go package providing quantum random numbers sourced from the ANU hardware quantum random number generator API.
Generates random numbers with realistic financial market properties like fat tails and volatility clustering for simulations and research.
An Elixir module implementing the ISAAC cryptographic random number generator for high-performance secure randomness.
Distributed pseudorandom number generator (PRNG) that extracts random streams from the Golem network via a REST API.
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