In order to generate a random orthogonal matrix distributed according to Haar measure over the orthogonal group it is natural to start with a matrix of normal random variables and then factor it by the singular value decomposition. A more efficient method is obtained by using Householder transformations. We propose another alternative based on the product of n(n - 1)/2 orthogonal matrices, each of which represents an angle of rotation. Some numerical comparisons of alternative methods are made.
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