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Tired of the monotony of life and craving a bit of randomness? Use this simple app "Random". An application for generating random numbers, words and selecting a random element from a list. The simple interface ensures fast and convenient user interaction. - Random numbers: generation is possible in any range. - Random words: the application's vocabulary is about 10,000 words and will increase in future versions. - Random element: the number of elements in the list is not limited, all have an equal probability of selection. ...

Randon number generation & testing. The best suite of statistical tests for fast PRNGs anywhere. Multithreaded for speed, command line tools for automation, no upper limit on data size. Also, a variety of C++ pseudo-random number generators with well designed interfaces aimed at practical uses, not just research.

NAVAL-SEM is an award-winning, free and open-source offline Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) platform supporting PLS-SEM and CB-SEM workflows. Designed for researchers, PhD scholars, professors, and analysts, it provides visual model building, measurement assessment, structural model analysis, and reproducible research workflows without subscriptions or cloud dependency. Features include: • PLS-SEM & CB-SEM • Bootstrapping, mediation, moderation & conditional process analysis • HTMT,...

Less means - more power. AtteStat is an add-in for desktop versions of the Microsoft Excel. Winner of contest Microsoft Office Extensions (PC Magazine RE) in 2006. Registered 2002-05-23 with the Federal Service for Intellectual Property. Completely free. No donations required. Comes with absolutely no warranty. Rating: Everyone (All ages). MEDICAL DISCLAIMER: This software is not certified for use in healthcare and should not be used for diagnostic or treatment purposes. NOTICE FOR EU...

Monty Hall Problem (command line), written in pure C++, using Visual C++6. It uses another project of mine for random number generation (glhlib - Graphics Library Helper). I also added a JAVA version. The Java version is written with NetBeans. I assume you can get yourself any IDE and compile the .JAVA file. It runs on Windows, Linux, Mac OSX, whatever.