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There are (at least) two issues here with the histogram example:
The Perlin distribution should result in a Gaussian-like distribution of noise, whereas the histogram does not display anything remotely close to this, and
There appears to be a plotting error wherein every 3n and 4n values are near zero in the histogram.
There are (at least) two issues here with the histogram example:
The Perlin distribution used in the histograms should result in a Gaussian-like noise distribution; however, in the examples, it is anything but Gaussian:
This is even more apparent if one increases the number of bins to around 100:
Also, there appears to be an odd pattern wherein every 3rd and 4th value on the x-axis is near zero.
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