perl.crypto...Re: Testing randomness by Matthias Bauer- October 23, 2003 Hi,> I recently released Net::Random to the CPAN. It retrieves data from> online sources of truly random data (so they claim). I&39;m quite happy to> believe that those data really are random, but I&39;m not so happy to> believe that the results of my module are random, because I do some> processing of the data to ensure that the user only gets random values> in a range he has specified. Any error in my code - off-by-one errors> for instance - could introduce bias.>...http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.crypto/2003/10/msg63.html Re: Testing randomness by Wiggins d Anconia- October 23, 2003 > Haven&39;t seen much traffic here since I subscribed, but it seems like the> most likely place to get help with my little problem.> > I recently released Net::Random to the CPAN. It retrieves data from> online sources of truly random data (so they claim). I&39;m quite happy to> believe that those data really are random, but I&39;m not so happy to> believe that the results of my module are random, because I do some> processing of the data to ensure that the user only..http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.crypto/2003/10/msg62.html RE: Testing randomness by Dave Paris- October 23, 2003 You may want to investigate Phase Space Analysis. One such usage can befound at http:razor.bindview.compublishpaperstcpseq.htmlKind Regards,-dsp-----Original Message-----From: David Cantrell mailto:davidcantrell.org.ukSent: Thursday, October 23, 2003 5:48 AMTo: perl-cryptoperl.orgSubject: Testing randomnessHaven&39;t seen much traffic here since I subscribed, but it seems like themost likely place to get help with my little problem.I recently released Net::Random to the CPAN. It retrieves...http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.crypto/2003/10/msg61.html Re: Testing randomness by zentara- October 23, 2003 On Thu, 23 Oct 2003 10:48:01 +0100, davidcantrell.org.uk (DavidCantrell) wrote:>>So, how do I test that the data I produce is randomThis page on perlmonks might have info to help you define the problem.http:perlmonks.orgindex.plnode_id=298618Our body&39;s 20 milligrams of beta radioactive Potassium 40emit about 340 million neutrinos per day, which go at well-nighlightspeed to the ends of the universe!..even thru the earth.http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.crypto/2003/10/msg60.html |