Dice analysis is a simulation program designed for throwing two identical dice at the same time and analyzing the obtained values by summing them. Writes the obtained results to a TXT file, which can then be exported to a plot with Gnuplot.
It was designed to prepare datasets for a machine learning project, but you can use it for a variety of other purposes.
It was prepared separately in C, C++ and Fortran languages to be used in various projects. You can try the solution that suits you.
git clone https://github.com/fkkarakurt/dice-analysis.git
cd dice-analysisgcc ./Dice_C_version.c -o Test
./Testg++ ./Dice_Cxx_version.cpp -o Test
./Testgfortran ./Dice_Fortran_version.f90 -o Test
./Test
If all goes well, a text like the one below will greet you. Write here how many times you want the two dice to be thrown simultaneously:
DICE SIMULATION:
<language> Vers.
A program that simulates N throws of two identical dice with the same characteristics.
How many times should both dice are thrown together: 20Then the following files will be created in the directory where the project is located.
dice_commands.txt
dice_data.txtIn the dice_data.txt file, you can see the results of the dice thrown.
The first column is the sum of the two dice. The second column is how many times these dice reach this sum. For example:
2 1 --> Sum of the dices: 2, This result happened 1 time.
3 2 --> Sum of the dices: 3, This result happened 2 times.
4 3 --> Sum of the dices: 4, This result happened 3 times.
5 2 --> Sum of the dices: 5, This result happened 2 times.
. . --> ...
. . --> ...
After installing Gnuplot on your system, enter your project folder either with the terminal or with the Gnuplot interface. Then use the following command:
load "dice_commands.txt"You will now see a file named dice_output.png in your project folder. This file is a graphical representation of your results.
