Here's some other links which you might find useful:

1. Paper
2. Source Code
3. Auto-Generated API Docs

• codeAPI examples

  • Curl

  • curl -H "Content-Type: application/json" -X POST -d '{"samples":1000, "lower":0, "upper":10}' https://ambiguity.chapman.edu/finite

  • Python

  • import requests; r=requests.post('https://ambiguity.chapman.edu/finite', data={"samples":1000, "lower":0, "upper":10})

  • Mathematica <= 11.3

  • ToExpression[StringJoin["{", URLExecute["https://ambiguity.chapman.edu/finite", {"format" -> "json", "samples" -> 1000, "lower" -> 0, "upper" -> 10, "shuffled" -> "false"}, "Method" -> "POST"], "}"]]

  • Mathematica (11.3,12.2)

  • SmoothHistogram[ ToExpression[ StringJoin["{", URLExecute[ HTTPRequest[ "https://ambiguity.chapman.edu/finite", <| "Body" -> {"format" -> "json", "samples" -> 1000, "lower" -> 0, "upper" -> 10, "shuffled" -> "false"}, Method -> "POST"|>]], "}"]], PlotRange -> All]

  • Mathematica >= 12.2

  • SmoothHistogram[ Flatten[URLExecute[ HTTPRequest[ "https://ambiguity.chapman.edu/finite", <| "Body" -> {"format" -> "json", "samples" -> 1000, "lower" -> 0, "upper" -> 10, "shuffled" -> "false"}, Method -> "POST"|>]]], "PlotRange -> All]

Download CSV files of ambiguous values. Either with finite support, or the raw real number realizations from the generator.