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Generating Randomized Latin Squares. What is a random Latin Square anyway? A latin square is an an NxN square layout of cells, each cell containing one of N distinct symbols so that each symbol appears exactly once in each column and exactly once in each row. The are MANY ways to do it, but far more ways to fail. A generator method is called random if any Latin Square has an equal probability of being produced; otherwise, the generator is called biased . But there are lots of questions: