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Randomness is a way to mathematically model uncertainty. We often assume to have access to some well-defined source of random numbers, or that input values or events follow some probability distribution.
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Uniform sampling from general simplex with a twist [closed]
This is part of a question I had asked elsewhere, and then some of the links redirected me to CS stack exchange.
Given $a_1,\dots,a_D$ (all strictly positive), I want to draw points uniformly from
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