latin_random, a C++ code which makes Latin Random Squares.
A Latin square is a selection of one point from each row and column of a square matrix or table. In M dimensions, the corresponding item is a set of N points, where, in each dimension, there is exactly one point whose coordinates are in a given "column" or range of values. To emphasize the use of higher dimensions, these objects are sometimes called Latin hypersquares.
A Latin Random Square (I just made up this name) is a set of N points, where one point is taken at random from each of the subsquares of a Latin Square. These points may be regarded as an M dimensional quasirandom pointset.
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latin_random is available in a C version and a C++ version and a Fortran90 version and a MATLAB version and an Octave version and a Python version.
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