Basic Examples (3) 

Create 10 samples of white noise (slope zero):

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Create 10 samples of pink noise (slope minus one):

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Create violet noise in two dimensions:

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Scope (3) 

Plot different noise slopes in the time domain:

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Plot different noise slopes in the Fourier domain:

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Create the same display for two dimensions:

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All supported color keywords with their respective alpha applied:

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The mean and standard deviation are always zero and one, respectively:

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Options (4) 

Deviation (2) 

Turn off the normalization of the standard deviation:

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Set the normalization of the standard deviation to a specific value:

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FourierParameters (1) 

Apply the Fourier transform with different FourierParameters:

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Offset (1) 

Set the offset to a specific value:

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Applications (2) 

Visualize the relation of alphas to the slopes in the power spectral density, the Allan deviation and the influence to the autocorrelation:

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Create array with a specified shape of the Allan deviation, mimicking an active atomic clock:

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Possible Issues (2) 

The samples argument must be greater than two:

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The alpha argument must be a known noise color or else a real number:

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Neat Examples (2) 

Noise with alpha values between -1 and -2 sound like a waterfall or turbulent flowing river:

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Create soft 2D-noise maps by choosing low alpha values:

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