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Inversive Pseudorandom Number Generators: Empirical Results - Entacher, Leeb (Correct)
.... 0; z 1; 1; 1; 1 z ) The test statistic R n counts the number of runs within the sequence (R 21 = 9, in the example above) The test is simple in the sense that this test statistic may be expressed as a sum of independent binomial distributed random variables (for details see [4] ) A stronger concept of a run test is due to Wolfowitz [20] The underlying test statistic fits a general type of statistic treated in [16] A further example of this type is the M tuple test. A discussion of the practical relevancy of these kind of tests and empirical results of the M tuple ....
A. Engel. Wahrscheinlichkeitsrechnung und Statistik, volume 1. Ernst Klett Stuttgart, 1 edition, 1973.
Speedup Limits for Tightly-Coupled Parallel Computations - Schwarz (1995) (Correct)
....serve as a reasonable approximation of reality. For example, if we interpret Available as sunshine , Time out as rain , and the time unit T as one day, then for ff = 1=4 and fi = 1=3 the process depicted in Fig. 5 approximates the weather conditions in Tel Aviv between December and February [5]. Assuming that time outs are distributed according to a Markov modulated Bernoulli distribution and that each round requires one time unit of computation, our aim is to determine the average frequency f of barrier synchronizations. Note that the reciprocal 1=f the mean time between successive ....
Engel, A.: Wahrscheinlichkeitsrechnung und Statistik, Band 2. Ernst Klett Verlag, Stuttgart 1976, 178--179
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