Lab · c22.s05.L1
Sampling walk
A generated sample is a random starting point carried along a fixed path: the randomness is in the start, and the model supplies the motion.
Question: How do you draw a new sample?
Frame 1 of 7: 0 of 40All 32 samples begin as draws from a standard-normal cloud in the plane. Their mean distance from the ring is 0.5532. Nothing has moved yet, so the starts are the whole source of randomness.
0 of 40. All 32 samples begin as draws from a standard-normal cloud in the plane. Their mean distance from the ring is 0.5532. Nothing has moved yet, so the starts are the whole source of randomness.
Keyboard: Space plays or pauses, Left and Right step, Home goes to the first frame, End goes to the last frame.
Text description of this lab
A square panel shows a loose cloud of dots near the centre, each trailing a thin navy spiral out to a russet ring of radius 1.0. Hollow rings mark the starts; filled gold dots mark the current samples. Play runs the forty-step walk, stepping moves one checkpoint, and another seed scatters only the starts. Every dot lands on the same ring at a new angle, so the randomness is in where a walk begins.
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