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Abstract: The current generation slot machines is based on computer technology.
Through the use of a random number generator and computer-generated
displays it is possible to design machines that offer a greater variety of gaming
alternatives and are more reliable to operate than mechanical slot machines. A
requirement for marketing an electronic gaming machine is that the manufacturer
be able to reliably predict the frequency of player hits for the machine. A simple
mathematical model for the prediction ... (Update)
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@misc{ ennis-computer,
author = "Damien Charles Ennis",
title = "A Computer Analysis of Hit Frequency For a Complex Video Gaming Machine",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/ennis00computer.html" }
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