From Wald to Schnorr: von Mises' definition of randomness in the aftermath of Ville's Theorem.
The first formal definition of randomness, seen as a property of sequences of events or experimental outcomes, dates back to Richard von Mises' work in the foundations of probability and statistics. The randomness notion introduced by von Mises is nowadays widely regarded as being too weak. This is,...
| Publicado en: | Studies in History & Philosophy of Science Part A Vol. 106; pp. 196 - 208 |
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Elsevier B.V.
Aug2024
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