Can anyone give me some idea on how can I generate 16 digit binary sequence (without repeating any sequence) 50000 times without using "rand(1,16) > 0.5" logic "rand(1,16) > 0.5" logic. For some reason I think that "rand(1,16) > 0.5" logic will give me repetition of the binary sequence.
MATLAB: Generate 50000 binary sequence of 16 bits long (without repetition) without using “rand(1,16) > 0.5” logic
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function rlev = rain_level(rainfall) rlev = ones(size(rainfall)); idx = rainfall > 0.5 & rainfall < 1.1; rlev(idx) = 2; idx = rainfall >= 1.1 | rainfall == 0.5; rlev(idx) = 3;endThe "rainfall == 0.5" is necessary because 0.5 exactly is not less than 0.5 and is not between 0.5 and 1.1 either; you indicated 3 "otherwise" so the 3 has to apply to all ranges not listed, including the 0.5 exactly.
1.1 exactly cannot happen in binary floating point (1/10th is an infinite repeating number in binary) so the question of whether 1.1 exactly belongs in level 2 or 3 becomes irrelevant, and we might as well code >= on the 1.1 for clarity.
Use a random number block from simulink/sources and a compare to Constant block (with value set to <=0.5) from simulink/Logic and Bits operations.
Set mean of random number block to 0.5
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