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Correct. You wouldn't want to use an rng with a bias in picking cards for a game of poker. Using an LFSR is also a solved probem. You could transform an LFS
by IncRnd 6y ago
Correct.
You wouldn't want to use an rng with a bias in picking cards for a game of poker. Using an LFSR is also a solved probem.
You could transform an LFSR using a markov chain to remove some of the properties inherent in the LFSR. All that takes is some table lookups.
- monocasa 6y agoOr just don't transform it and just be ok with the bias, like how pretty much every LFSR gets used in practice.