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Xorshift

Xorshift random number generators are a class of pseudorandom number generators that was discovered by George Marsaglia. They generate the next… 
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Bitwise operationC++Cryptographically secure pseudorandom number generatorLinear congruential generator

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2016
2016
FPGA Implementation of F2-Linear Pseudorandom Number Generators based on Zynq MPSoC: A Chaotic Iterations Post Processing Case Study
Pseudorandom number generation (PRNG) is a key element in hardware security platforms like fieldprogrammable gate array FPGA… 
2016
2016
Uniform and non-uniform pseudorandom number generators in a genetic algorithm applied to an order picking problem
In recent years, a trend towards alternative random or more precisely pseudorandom number generators could have been observed… 
2016
2016
An Implementation Method of Trie Structure Using Xorshift
2014
2014
Pseudoslumptalsgenerering : En studie av pseudoslumpsalgoritmer i allmänhet med fokus på C++11-biblioteket Random samt implementation av en modifierad XORShift
Randomness is a complex area of computer science, where only pseudo random numbers are possible to generate algorithmically.This… 
2011
2011
Evaluating Quality of Chaotic Pseudo-Random Generators: Application to Information Hiding
Guaranteeing the security of information transmitted through the Internet, against passive or active attacks, is a major concern… 
2011
2011
Using graphics processing units to generate random numbers
The future of high-performance computing is aligning itself towards the efficient use of highly parallel computing environments… 
2006
2006
Using Magma to find good xorshift random number generators
2006
2006
From Mersenne Primes to Random Number Generators
Fast and reliable pseudo-random number generators are required for simulation and other applications in Scientific Computing… 
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