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>Uniformly distributed? Yes. Random? No. I think you're fudging what is supposed to be uniform here. In your example, the unigrams (i.e. single digits) may be

by endtime 14y ago

>Uniformly distributed? Yes. Random? No. I think you're fudging what is supposed to be uniform here. In your example, the unigrams (i.e. single digits) may be uniform, but the n-grams for n > 2 are not.

lutusp 14y ago
Actually, the n-grams are periodic and repetitive also. They certainly aren't random.
- endtime 14y ago
  They may be periodic and repetitive, but they aren't uniform. For example, there are lots of "01"s and no "02"s.