Algorithm1: Key Generation 1 Input : initial values of a, b, n, d; 2 Output: Key sequence, K 3 K(1) [left arrow] mod(a*b-a,d); 4 K(2) [left arrow] mod(a*b-b,d); 5 For i [left arrow] 3 to n 6 K(i)[left arrow] mod(K(i-1)+K(i-2)+3*i,d); The use of *b-a, *, b-b, and 3*i in the proposed key generation algorithm in (4) is intended as scrambling factors for
randomness and long period in generated key sequences.
[8] extend the concept of Schnorr
randomness to computable probability spaces, and they show that the idea of Schnorr
randomness is weaker than the notion of Martin-Lof
randomness in this context.
To sidestep computers' predictable natures, computer scientists have devised ways of harvesting
randomness from the environment, using input from the mouse or the keyboard, for example.
This concatenated Bseq is then tested for
randomness.
Paul [31] consists of three layers to avoid correlations and increase the
randomness of RC4.
There are many ways of being fooled by
randomness. One is to fail to predict the rare event.
Based on the activities used with the students, one aim of this article is to tease out some of the aspects of
randomness that emerged as a result of this project that might be useful for other teachers.
Most try to decrease
randomness, with executives conducting feasibility studies and risk analyses or tightening budgets, introducing more processes, standardising operations.
They said Brillantes removed the
randomness of the audit by selecting and announcing the precincts way before Election Day.
How instrumental were
randomness and uncertainty in the evolution ofhuman civilisation as we see it today?
However, each play is unique because of the
randomness of the pictures chosen in the level, the
randomness of the picture order, and the random placement of the answers.