Circuits and Systems, 2003. ISCAS'03. …, Jan 1, 2003
... 3. Generate a large integer r ... (3). How-ever, due to the chaotic nature of the Chebyshev m... more ... 3. Generate a large integer r ... (3). How-ever, due to the chaotic nature of the Chebyshev map, the equation (3) holds only for s < SO and T a 0. where so and ro are numbers which depend on the arithmetic precision used in the implementation of the algorithm. ...
... Second, iterate the chaotic map for eight times and use the method in Section 3 to gain an in... more ... Second, iterate the chaotic map for eight times and use the method in Section 3 to gain an integer ranging from ... Then, iterate the map again to produce another different integer ... Third, by using this way above, we can generate an initial 16 × 16 table containing the values from 0 to ...
Circuits and Systems I: Fundamental …, Jan 1, 2001
... In this sense, chaotic masking may be thought of as the at-tempt to combine the original sync... more ... In this sense, chaotic masking may be thought of as the at-tempt to combine the original synchronized scheme with the ... or the combined map given by ... 1) There exists a well-developed theory for a particular class of continuous-value systems which generate uniformly distributed ...
Circuits and Systems, 2000. Proceedings. ISCAS …, Jan 1, 2000
... period N does not depend on the choice of pa [6]. The generator may generate sequences with .... more ... period N does not depend on the choice of pa [6]. The generator may generate sequences with ... xo we should compute the value for the Nn trajectory point of the sawtooth map, starting from ... The first one is the speed of loosing the information about the state of chaotic system, but ...
... Therefore, the simple sequence x= x(t) t≥0 is not exactly predictable. Thus, the nonexistence... more ... Therefore, the simple sequence x= x(t) t≥0 is not exactly predictable. Thus, the nonexistence of any finite (time-invariant) recursive map to generate x is no indicator of chaotic properties or randomness of the sequence x. In fact, the above example indicates that simply the ...
Circuits and Systems, 2003. ISCAS'03. …, Jan 1, 2003
... 3. Generate a large integer r ... (3). How-ever, due to the chaotic nature of the Chebyshev m... more ... 3. Generate a large integer r ... (3). How-ever, due to the chaotic nature of the Chebyshev map, the equation (3) holds only for s < SO and T a 0. where so and ro are numbers which depend on the arithmetic precision used in the implementation of the algorithm. ...
... Second, iterate the chaotic map for eight times and use the method in Section 3 to gain an in... more ... Second, iterate the chaotic map for eight times and use the method in Section 3 to gain an integer ranging from ... Then, iterate the map again to produce another different integer ... Third, by using this way above, we can generate an initial 16 × 16 table containing the values from 0 to ...
Circuits and Systems I: Fundamental …, Jan 1, 2001
... In this sense, chaotic masking may be thought of as the at-tempt to combine the original sync... more ... In this sense, chaotic masking may be thought of as the at-tempt to combine the original synchronized scheme with the ... or the combined map given by ... 1) There exists a well-developed theory for a particular class of continuous-value systems which generate uniformly distributed ...
Circuits and Systems, 2000. Proceedings. ISCAS …, Jan 1, 2000
... period N does not depend on the choice of pa [6]. The generator may generate sequences with .... more ... period N does not depend on the choice of pa [6]. The generator may generate sequences with ... xo we should compute the value for the Nn trajectory point of the sawtooth map, starting from ... The first one is the speed of loosing the information about the state of chaotic system, but ...
... Therefore, the simple sequence x= x(t) t≥0 is not exactly predictable. Thus, the nonexistence... more ... Therefore, the simple sequence x= x(t) t≥0 is not exactly predictable. Thus, the nonexistence of any finite (time-invariant) recursive map to generate x is no indicator of chaotic properties or randomness of the sequence x. In fact, the above example indicates that simply the ...
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