To generate different probabilities for random text in Matlab, you can use the rand function along with if statements or a probability distribution to generate the desired outputs.
Here's an example of generating random text with different probabilities using rand and if statements:
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In this code, textOptions and probabilities are two arrays that specify the possible random text options and their corresponding probabilities respectively. When the code is run, a random number is generated using the rand function, and the if statements are used to generate the random text based on the corresponding probabilities.
Another way to generate random text with different probabilities is to use probability distributions, such as the mnrnd function or the discrete function.
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In this code, discrete function is used to generate random text based on the probabilities specified in the probabilities array. The discrete function returns an index corresponding to the randomly selected option from the textOptions array, which can then be used to display the generated random text using the disp function.
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