how to generate samples uisng pseudo random generator

how to generate xor samples using pseudo random number generator

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doc rand % and friends for the RNGs in Matlab
what, and how, xor comes into play is totally unclear from what little was provided.
XOR input samples were generated by using a threshold function for 1000 values from a uniformly distributed pseudorandom number generator. The threshold function had a threshold level of 0.5. Sample = ( 1 ; value > 0:5 0 ; value >= 0:5

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I am not certain that I understand what you want to do, but I will make an attempt at answering:
nrows = 5;
s = logical(randi(2, nrows, 2)-1);
out = xor(s(:,1),s(:,2));

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XOR input samples were generated by using a threshold function for 1000 values from a uniformly distributed pseudorandom number generator. The threshold function had a threshold level of 0.5. Sample = ( 1 ; value > 0:5 0 ; value >= 0:5
If you need a uniform continuous vector of 1000 samples:
rv = rand(1000,1); % Column vector
This doesn’t make sense, though:
( 1 ; value > 0:5 0 ; value >= 0:5
You probably mean:
rn = [0*(rv <= 0.5) + 1*(rv > 0.5)]; % rv converted to (0,1)
value is 1 when sample value greater than 0.5 and 0 when it is less than or equal to 0.5
That is exactly what ‘rn’ does. (The original continuous vector is ‘rv’.)

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