































 |
Random Shuffling
Yes. Computer-based random number generators (RNGs) are pseudo-random. Well-designed RNGs use complex algorithms to produce sequences of numbers that are indistinguishable from truly random sequences, for the purposes for which they are designed. This means that it is impossible for a human being to tell the difference between a sequence produced by the RNG and a sequence of truly random numbers, and that the RNG sequence can be shown to be unbiased statistically. The GamesGrid RNG is much more sophisticated than it needs to be for the purpose of producing random shuffles for multiple simultaneous games.
Copyright © 2005 GGweasle Ltd. All rights reserved.
The GamesGrid name and GGotter logo are licensed from, and property of, GGraccoon, LLC.
last modified: 2005-04-27
|