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Python method I plan to use to help me with markov chains.
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import random | |
class PercentagePicker: | |
def PickRandomWord(self, setOfNumbers): | |
setOfRanges = [] | |
maxInteger = -1 | |
for miniSet in setOfNumbers: | |
temp = [miniSet[0], maxInteger + 1, maxInteger + miniSet[1]] | |
maxInteger += miniSet[1] | |
setOfRanges.append(temp) | |
value = random.randint(0, maxInteger) | |
for miniSet in setOfRanges: | |
if miniSet[1] <= value <= miniSet[2]: | |
return miniSet[0] | |
pp = PercentagePicker() | |
range1 = ["Shane", 1] #10% | |
range2 = ["Rocks", 3] #30% | |
range3 = ["Your Socks", 6] #60% | |
range1int = 0 | |
range2int = 0 | |
range3int = 0 | |
finalSet = [range1, range2, range3] | |
for i in range(0, 10000): | |
word = pp.PickRandomWord(finalSet) | |
if word == "Shane": | |
range1int += 1 | |
elif word == "Rocks": | |
range2int += 1 | |
else: | |
range3int += 1 | |
print "Shane: " + str(range1int) + "\n Rocks: " + str(range2int) + "\n Your Socks: " + str(range3int) | |
#Prints something like this, which is about right considering the percentages | |
#Shane: 976 | |
#Rocks: 2993 | |
#Your Socks: 6031 |
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