Bayes tank problem HW02 ICFP 2019.py

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-This is the program Bayes_tank.py that is useful for Homework 2 of the ICFP 2016 course in Statistical physics. Note that this program is written in Python 2.X. Note that the commented line allows you to toggle between the two subsequent questions in homework 2. +This is the program Bayes_tank.py that is useful for Homework 2 of the ICFP 2019 course in Statistical physics. Note that this program is written in Python 2.X. Note that the commented line allows you to toggle between the two subsequent questions in homework 2.
import random, math, pylab import random, math, pylab

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This is the program Bayes_tank.py that is useful for Homework 2 of the ICFP 2019 course in Statistical physics. Note that this program is written in Python 2.X. Note that the commented line allows you to toggle between the two subsequent questions in homework 2.

import random, math, pylab
histovec = []
Lambda = 0.1
while (len(histovec) < 1000):
    N = int(- math.log(random.uniform(0.0, 1.0)) / Lambda)
    if N >= 4:
        data = range(1, N + 1)
        random.shuffle(data)
        data[0: 4] = sorted(data[0:4])
#       if data[3] == 14: 
        if data[0: 4] == [1, 2, 4, 14]:
            histovec.append(N)
            print data
Nmax = max(histovec)
pylab.hist(histovec, range=(0, Nmax), bins=Nmax, normed=True)
pylab.title("Bayes approach to the tank problem, $\lambda = $" + str(Lambda))
pylab.xlabel('$N$')
pylab.ylabel('$p(N)$')
pylab.savefig('bayes_max.png')
pylab.show()
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