Not All (Possibly) ‘Random’ Sequences Are Created Equal¶
Pincus, S., & Kalman, R. E. (1997). Not All (Possibly) ‘Random’ Sequences Are Created Equal. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 3513-3518.
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- Weyl sequence (additive orbit)
- They never repeat exactly and, in the limit, the fraction falling in each interval equals that interval's length.
This sourceOriginal research article; supports fixed-difference correlation and the qualitative theorem's lack of a rate.
- They never repeat exactly and, in the limit, the fraction falling in each interval equals that interval's length.
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