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Neste artigo, consideramos modelos novos e gerais para fontes imperfeitas de aleatoriedade e mostramos como obter sequências quase aleatórias a partir de tais fontes. Intuitivamente, sequências quase aleatórias são sequências de elementos quase imparciais sobre um conjunto finito. Nosso modelo é o seguinte: Seja A seja um conjunto finito cujo número de elementos é uma potência de 2. Seja 1/|A|
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Hiroaki YAMAMOTO, Hideo KASUGA, "An Improved Method to Extract Quasi-Random Sequences from Generalized Semi-Random Sources" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E82-A, no. 3, pp. 512-519, March 1999, doi: .
Abstract: In this paper, we consider new and general models for imperfect sources of randomness, and show how to obtain quasi-random sequences from such sources. Intuitively, quasi-random sequences are sequences of almost unbiased elements over a finite set. Our model is as follows: Let A be a finite set whose number of elements is a power of 2. Let 1/|A|
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