Random walk is a path that does not have a clear direction, but is determined by a series of completely random solutions. Imagine that an ant has gone mad and takes each new step in a random direction ...

To use it, put in the python path or in the same directory of the python script, and do, for example: import pydif import numpy as np rndWalk = pydif.RandomWalk(sigma, dt**.5, nthreads, ...

If we go in two dimensions, it gets a little more interesting. Check this out—it's a 2-D random self avoiding walk. I have it set for 100 steps, but it doesn't usually make it that far before it ...

“The Ministry of Silly Walks” sketch first aired on Monty Python’s Flying Circus all the way back in 1970, but now it’s been adapted for a new audience: iPhone and Android gamers. For a ...

This is the moment a driver captured a car speeding along a highway in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia with a 12ft-long reticulated python on its roof. The vehicle's driver was told about the snake, but ...