Bernoulli Gate

[Schville]

Anybody else experiences that the two LEDs below the outputs are not lighting up?

And I wonder what the change-switch in the upper left does. Benard says when set to CHNG the module determines if the trigger is sent to the same output again or to the other one. But what does the module do if the switch is set to OUT? Have used a scope and a trigger counter to try if I see any differences, but so far I cannot see any. Could anyone explain please?

[huggermugger]

I don't have that module so I can't test it, but I'm wondering if the CHNG setting is about the likelihood of switching to the opposite output on each trigger. If so, then with CHNG turned on and the PROB value set to maximum, the outputs should alternate, like a ping pong. As you reduce PROB, the alternation becomes less predictable.

I have Hetrick's Probability module, and it has an Alternate mode that does just that.

[Schville]

That is absolutely the solution! Tested that approach with a trigger counter, the input trigger is now sent evenly to output A and output B. Thank you for the input!

[huggermugger]

Glad to help.

If you're interested in Bernoulli-type randomness, here are a few others that I use. Tossed Coins (Black Cloud) and the Probability Routers (Insomniac) are favourites.

[Schville]

Looks nice :D

Still figuring out how to implement Bernoulli Gates and don't know your used modules but I'm a big fan of the Possibility Routers and use'em a lot!

[ColinP]

N-Step Main includes a couple of simple Bernoulli gates and the documentation on them might be of interest. You should be able to apply most of the ideas discussed to Bernoulli gates in general.

https://adroitsynthesis.com/n-step/#Usi ... ulli_gates

[Schville]

Hi Colin, nice to read from you here :)

Yes, I already worked with N-Step but didn't try the Bernoulli Gates yet. Will do so!