A Randomness Test Based on T-Complexity
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概要
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We propose a randomness test based on the T-complexity of a sequence, which can be calculated using a parsing algorithm called T-decomposition. Recently, the Lempel-Ziv (LZ) randomness test based on LZ-complexity using the LZ78 incremental parsing was officially excluded from the NIST test suite in NIST SP 800-22. This is caused from the problem that the distribution of P-values for random sequences of length 106 is strictly discrete for the LZ-complexity. Our proposed test can overcome this problem because T-complexity has almost ideal continuous distribution of P-values for random sequences of length 106. We also devise a new sequential T-decomposition algorithm using forward parsing, while the original T-decomposition is an off-line algorithm using backward parsing. Our proposed test can become a supplement to NIST SP 800-22 because it can detect several undesirable pseudo-random numbers that the NIST test suite almost fails to detect.
- 2010-07-01
著者
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Yamamoto Hirosuke
Department Of Complexity Science And Engineering Graduate School Of Frontier Science The University
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Hamano Kenji
Department Of Complexity Science And Engineering The University Of Tokyo
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