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That’s an elegant way to balance the issue, I like it. I guess it all really depends if you want an even distribution on area or in radial distance from the cen
by NamTaf 8y ago
That’s an elegant way to balance the issue, I like it. I guess it all really depends if you want an even distribution on area or in radial distance from the centre, so I can think of valid reasons to use both.
- MaxBarraclough 8y agoGlad you like it. I really think we're on the right track with it - I was surprised the linked article didn't come up with the same idea. I don't see much point in an even distribution in radial distance from the centre. If you want to model something like the distance from the bullseye to an archer's arrows, you're presumably going to want a normal distribution on radial distance from centre, which is of course very different (though at a glance they might look similar).