One simple way to get a qualitative feel for the quality of random
numbers is to take them two at a tim, staring with the first two being
x1, y1. So you gererate:

x1, y1
x2, y2
x3, y3 etc

then plot a graph of x,y for all parts xn, yn

The graph should look like a scatter graph, with no obvious pattern.
There are more quantitive measures to check them. I'll give you a
reference to my PhD these if you want it, as I looked at random number
quality in some detail for Monte Carlo simulations.

Dave

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