Leap property - Class: qrandset
Interval between points
Description
Number of points to leap over and omit for each point taken
from the sequence. The Leap property of a point
set contains a positive integer which specifies the number of points
in the sequence to leap over and omit for every point taken. The
default Leap value is 0, which corresponds to taking
every point from the sequence.
Leaping is a technique used to improve the quality of a point
set. However, the Leap values must be chosen with
care; poor Leap values can create sequences that
do not fill the entire space.
Examples
Experiment with different leap values:
% No leaping produces the standard Halton sequence.
P = haltonset(5);
P(1:5,:)
% Set a leap of 1. The point set now includes every other
% point from the sequence.
P.Leap = 1;
P(1:5,:)
See Also
net | qrandset | Skip | subsref
 | le (qrandstream) | | length (dataset) |  |
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