randomizability
Randomizability refers to the extent to which a system or process can introduce or incorporate randomness. In various fields, the ability to generate unpredictable or random outcomes is crucial for applications ranging from scientific experiments to cybersecurity. A system is considered highly randomizable if it can produce a wide range of unpredictable results with minimal or no discernible patterns. Conversely, a system with low randomizability might be deterministic, producing the same output for the same input, or its randomness might be limited and predictable.
The concept is particularly relevant in cryptography, where strong randomizability is essential for generating secure keys
The degree of randomizability can be influenced by the underlying mechanisms of the system. For example, hardware