On the notion of a random sequence.¶
Levin, L. A. (1973). On the notion of a random sequence. Soviet Mathematical Doklady.
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- Mathematics → the generating process is a probability space; outcomes are realizations of a random variable; the reference scheme is the σ-algebra of events; the statistical regularity is the law of the variable (its distribution); randomness is identified with measure-theoretic notions of typicality or with the Martin-Löf-Kolmogorov algorithmic randomness refined by Levin (1973)
This source(Refinement of Martin-Löf randomness; introduces effective randomness and connects to Kolmogorov complexity.)
- Mathematics → the generating process is a probability space; outcomes are realizations of a random variable; the reference scheme is the σ-algebra of events; the statistical regularity is the law of the variable (its distribution); randomness is identified with measure-theoretic notions of typicality or with the Martin-Löf-Kolmogorov algorithmic randomness refined by Levin (1973)
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