Test random number sequence #60
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@cianciosa can you please merge in the new changes from main that @idigs made to the ExCL (onyx) workflows? Thanks! |
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@idigs, the onyx workflow fails to build the CPU or GPU versions. The compilers being chosen are not compiling a test code. Please try to correct this. Thanks! |
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@idigs scratch the previous comment. It appears to be working now :) |
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please test, onyx tests should fail |
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please test, onyx tests should pass if there's not an issue with JOB_COUNT |
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This function checks that the sequence of uniform numbers produces white noise. The auto correlation of white noise is a Dirac delta function.
Should the random sequence show any correlation, multiple peaks would appear.