AFTER 30 OCTOBER 1995

Lecture 14 — October 30 , 2012

In the previous lecture, we began our discussion of pseudorandomness. We presented the BlumMicali definition of a pseudorandom generator, which defines pseudorandomness in terms of how hard it is for members of a specific computation class to distinguish between true randomness and generated randomness. We proved Yao’s theorem, which provides a link between the existence of certain pseudorandom...

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Work on program concept recognition 16, 17, 18] has also innuenced our approach, mainly as regards viewing the sections of code implementing architectural features as clich es. However, our approach differs from the usual one adopted in standard clich e matching. In fact, not all of our recognizers are driven by statement level clich es but some exploit other information , at higher levels of a...