Description
Returns a real matrix in which the elements simulate independent
realizations of the normally distributed random variable with
mean 0 and variance 1,
where rows and cols are
the number of rows and columns, respectively, in the result.
If the argument cols is not present,
a square matrix
is returned.
The seed
and ranseed
functions
can change the initial point of the
simulated random sequence.
Example
clear
noise = snormal(100, 1)
gstyle("cross", 1, 20)
gplot(noise)
returns the following plot:
Mlmode
In Mlmode
,
this function is called randn instead of snormal.
If in Mlmode you enter
clear
noise = randn(100, 1);
x = 1:100;
plot(x, noise, 'x')
O-Matrix will draw the same plot as above except with a larger
symbol
style.
Reference
The arguments must be scalars. If they are logical, real, double-precision
or complex, the corresponding integer
values are used.
