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Figure 1. Differences between Pseudo-Random Numbers and True-Random Numbers
Figure 2. Chi-square Test formula by Lacerda et al. (2002).
Figure 3. An example of a Linear Graph Image by Bencardino (2012).
Figure 4. Graphical display of a histogram by Bencardino (2012).
+7 Figure 5. Example of a Scatter Plot by Bencardino (2012).
Itamaracá: A Novel Simple Way to Generate Pseudo-random Numbers
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In this paper was presented Itamaracá, a novel simple way to generate pseudo random numbers. In general vision we can say that Itamaracá tends to pass in some statistical tests like frequency, chi square, autocorrelation, run sequence and run test. As an effect to comparison also was taking into account the results of the function R and Between by...
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Figure 1. Differences between Pseudo-Random Numbers and True-Random Numbers
Figure 2. Chi-square Test formula by Lacerda et al. (2002).
Figure 3. An example of a Linear Graph Image by Bencardino (2012).
Figure 4. Graphical display of a histogram by Bencardino (2012).
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Itamaracá: A Novel Simple Way to Generate Pseudo-random Numbers
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In this paper was presented Itamaracá, a novel simple way to generate pseudo random numbers. In general vision we can say that Itamaracá tends to pass in some statistical tests like frequency, chi square, autocorrelation, run sequence and run test. As an effect to comparison also was taking into account the results of the function R and Between by...
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