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show parameter from msq and ssq because of inconsistency with meaning/values of show parameter in other functions. Ability to select components to display is still available through other existing parameters.restorePar parameter to all i* functions to allow the user to request that prior par values not be restored on function exit, permitting multiple visualizations per plot (e.g., 3x3) and/or drawing overlays on visualization.ssqvis to illustrate and animate the details of an event-driven implementation of a single-server queueing system. Includes depictions of the calendar, inversion for variate generation, system clock and timeline, the state of the queueing system, skyline functions, and time-persistent and based-on-observation statistics.ssq and msq to include animation capability, illustrating current state of the system and skyline functions.lehmer to illustrate and animate the details of a multiplicative linear congruential random number generator.accrej to illustrate the technique of acceptance rejection for variate generation in situations when inversion is not possible (e.g., for the Beta distribution).thinning to illustrate the technique of thinning for generating a non-homogeneous Poisson process.v* functions to allow returning in list form, primarily for use in ssqvis.i* functions to improve step-by-step animation, and to plot quantiles only in the inversion process when many variates are generated, thereby reducing visual noise.galileo and craps to simulate, respectively, Galileo’s dice and the game of craps.ibinom, iexp, igeom, igamma, inorm, iunif, and iweibull), allowing for display or suppression of plot title, and to respect by default any existing device layout but with ability to override via parameter.Updated ssq and msq help to include examples of passing trace data for arrival and service processes.
Fixed a bug in each of the inorm and iunif functions in which a stray red horizontal line at F(x) = 0 was drawn for distributions with an x range having minimum less than 0.
Fixed a potential platform-dependent error in quantileTPS, which relied on cumsum to produce an exact value for its last vector entry when summing.
Includes minor updates to correct formatting issues in some of the pdf/pmf equations in help files for variate generator functions and inversion visualization functions.
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