7 ms·
Except that your logarithms can have any consistent base, including 2. So I don't think using a logarithm to introduce a special dependence on e is warranted i
by Nevermark 3y ago
Except that your logarithms can have any consistent base, including 2.
So I don't think using a logarithm to introduce a special dependence on e is warranted in this case.
- sobellian 3y agoWell the expected value of E[log2(rand())] is not the same as E[log(rand())] and therein lies the difference. See my sibling comment. Like I said, you can check this in a python terminal.