Matrix of normal random numbers.
Syntax: @mnrnd(n1, n2)
n1: integer
n2: integer
Return: matrix
Creates a matrix filled with normal

random numbers. The size of the matrix is given by the integers
n1 (number of rows) and
n2 (number of columns).
Examples
matrix m1 = @mnrnd(3,2)
creates a

matrix filled with standard normal random numbers.
If the number of columns is 1, the function returns a vector, as in
vector v1 = @mnrnd(18)
You may obtain a random sym by creating a non-square random normal and assigning the result to a sym matrix,
sym s1 = @mnrnd(5, 5)
which assigns the main diagonal and below portion of the matrix to the sym S1.
Cross-references
See also
@mrnd,
rmvnorm,
nrnd, and
rnd.