← Back to context Comment by pyfon 5 days ago Not having this feature is a feature—they mention this. 1 comment pyfon Reply thih9 5 days ago Not really, or at least not permanently; uniform distribution is mentioned in a github changelog, perhaps it’s an upcoming feature:> 0.4.0> BRAKING: x~y (read: range from x to y) now means "flat distribution from x to y". Every value between x and y is as likely to be emitted.> For normal distribution, you can now use x+-d, which puts the mean at x, and the 95% (2 sigma) bounds at distance d from x.https://github.com/filiph/unsure/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md#04...
thih9 5 days ago Not really, or at least not permanently; uniform distribution is mentioned in a github changelog, perhaps it’s an upcoming feature:> 0.4.0> BRAKING: x~y (read: range from x to y) now means "flat distribution from x to y". Every value between x and y is as likely to be emitted.> For normal distribution, you can now use x+-d, which puts the mean at x, and the 95% (2 sigma) bounds at distance d from x.https://github.com/filiph/unsure/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md#04...
Not really, or at least not permanently; uniform distribution is mentioned in a github changelog, perhaps it’s an upcoming feature:
> 0.4.0
> BRAKING: x~y (read: range from x to y) now means "flat distribution from x to y". Every value between x and y is as likely to be emitted.
> For normal distribution, you can now use x+-d, which puts the mean at x, and the 95% (2 sigma) bounds at distance d from x.
https://github.com/filiph/unsure/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md#04...