LOOP, FEEDBACK, and RAND nodes
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LOOP, FEEDBACK, and RAND nodes
- The LOOP example in the docs pages is too complex on its own. There needs to be another example before it that is as simple as possible -- not more than 3 nodes. There needs to be a reasonable, well-written explanation of what is happening in both apps.
- The LOOP node should be moved from Simulations to Logic/Flow
- The Feedback node needs a docstring
- The FEEDBACK node needs another example that is as simple as possible - no more than 3 nodes. There needs to be a reasonable, well-written explanation of what is happening in both example apps.
- The level of zoom is off in the existing LOOP and FEEDBACK examples - it's so zoomed into the app that the app is cut off
- The RAND node should be modified so that it doesn't necessarily need an input. If no input is provided, it should just return a data container of type scalar (previously called "constant") that contains a single random number generated by RAND. there should also be a parameter than lets you change the distribution (uniform, gaussian, poisson, dirichlet)
- Once 1-6 are done, I'd like to see a super simple demo app that a) generates a random number once per second, 2) adds it to a histogram, 3) repeats 100-1000 times. if RAND is set to gaussian, the histogram should obviously converge towards a bell curve