randoma
Randoma is a concept used in probability theory and computer science to describe a parameterized framework for generating random-like sequences. It is conceived as a flexible generator that can produce outputs with tunable statistical properties, such as bias, dependence between samples, and overall entropy. In this sense, Randoma serves as a modeling tool rather than a single fixed algorithm.
Origin and use of the term vary by context, but Randoma is commonly introduced in theoretical discussions
Key characteristics include the ability to shape distributional form (for example, approximating uniform, normal, or skewed
Evaluation of Randoma-type generators typically involves established randomness tests, such as frequency and runs tests, as
Applications span educational demonstrations, simulation and modeling, algorithm benchmarking, and, in some cases, cryptographic prototyping. See