If you want different draws for different k but the same i and j, yes the
grand("setsd",S) should be outside the k loop.
By the way, help grand should have given you the answer to your request.
Éric
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> Le 30 juin 2015 à 02:45, fujimoto2005 <[email protected]> a écrit :
>
> Dear, Erick and Rafael
>
> The actual script is like this.
> I want to exclude the effect of the different seed for the value of d(i,j,k)
> whit different i,j.
>
> for i=1:100
> for j=1:100
> for k=1:100
> grand("setsd",S")
> x=grand(10,10,'norm',0,1)
> y(i,j,k)=sum(mean(f(p1(i),p2(j),k,X)),'r'),'c')
> ・・・・・
> end
> end
> d(i,j,k)=(y(i,j,k)-y(i-1,j,k))/(p1(i)-p1(i-1))
> end
>
> By the way, is the right position of 'the grand("setsd",S")' between 'for
> j=1:100' and 'for k=1:100'?
>
> for j=1:100
> grand("setsd",S")
> for k=1:100
>
> Before k-loop, there is a time consuming part independent of k-value .
> If k-loop is the most outside loop, time consuming part will be recalculated
> and I want to avoid that situation.
>
> Best regards
>
>
>
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