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Does it depend on seeding that would eventually have tendencies for replication? Or could that be pushed out until practically forever?

• someguyorother 5y ago
  If the white noise is based on a random number generator, the pattern would restart after a full cycle. If the random number generator's period is 2^32 and you use one integer per sample, then at 44 kHz, you would have about a million seconds, or twelve days, before the RNG has gone through a full period. Most RNGs have periods much higher than this. xorshift128 has a period of 2^128-1 and the Mersenne Twister's period is 2^19937-1. So you could push it out until practically forever.
  • nitrogen 5y ago
    So you could push it out until practically forever. But, there will still be repeated sections.
    • aranchelk 5y ago
      Knowing nothing of the YouTube algorithm, I’d still wager it’ll take you longer than the lifetime of the copyright to produce conflicting noise works.