Can someone generate task_file.txt for 66

[Shibaisgamer]

I read article already but am not knowledge about map lab
So, can someone generate task_file.txt of 66 pls

[HomelessPhD]

Sure but what alpha values you are interested in?

By the way you could also do it yourself as well, just use Octave or Matlab.

[mikorist]

This is how I generate all the numbers. It's always different. Maybe it doesn't make sense, but at least the randomness increases

#!/bin/bash

# Function to generate a random twenty-digit number
generate_random_number() {
  local random_number=""
  for _ in {1..20}; do
    random_digit=$(( RANDOM % 10 ))
    random_number="${random_number}${random_digit}"
  done
  echo "${random_number}"
}

# Generate a random twenty-digit number
random_number=$(generate_random_number)

# Define the new line with the placeholders replaced by the random number
alpha_to_seek="alpha_to_seek"
new_line="$alpha_to_seek = vpa([0 0.00$random_number 0.75$random_number 0.828$random_number 0.828$random_number 1], vpa_acc);"

# Use the correct syntax for the sed command to replace the line
sed -i "s|.*$alpha_to_seek = vpa.*|$new_line|" GenerateTask.m

octave --no-line-editing --silent GenerateTask.m 

for task_line in $(cat task_file.txt); do
            # Pars fields in "task_file.txt" lines
        bits=`echo $task_line | cut -d ',' -f1`
       alpha=`echo $task_line | cut -d ',' -f2`
    interval=`echo $task_line | cut -d ',' -f3`
     address=`echo $task_line | cut -d ',' -f4`
      
./keyhunt -m bsgs -f tests/130.txt -r "$interval" -S -k 512 -q -t 8 -s 10 -S

done