In other words, you can measure the size of a space of keys (entropy), but you can't be assured that any particular key was pulled randomly from that space
If you understood how randomness tests work, you would understand that there is no way to have assurance that a number came from a particular distribution - the methods are entirely probabilistic.
In other words, you can measure the size of a space of keys (entropy), but you can't be assured that any particular key was pulled randomly from that space
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Randomness_test
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Randomness_extractor
OP is retarded.
If you understood how randomness tests work, you would understand that there is no way to have assurance that a number came from a particular distribution - the methods are entirely probabilistic.
entropy is the math metric used to measure randomness. no?
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