VESSEL A
Vessel A
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WELL-BEING OF THE VESSELS
Vessels
The present state of the two quantum random vessels, A and B, copied every five minutes from the observations of LMR’s quantum randomness research (QRA).
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QUALITY & ENTROPY
Quality of the vessels
Each minute, 1 MB is drawn from each vessel and checked by six tests. Entropy is the information carried by one byte; the ideal is 8 bits.
VESSEL B
Vessel B
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Entropy history as a table
TAINT ANALYSIS
The taint test
Random data generated within one second of a cosmic-ray detection is “tainted”; the rest is “clean”. Six measures are compared between the two (Welch’s t-test). A p-value below 0.05 suggests a difference.
p-values of the six measures (both vessels)
Because six measures are tested at once, one may dip below 0.05 now and then even without a real difference.
Vessel by vessel
p-values over the past five days (every 30 minutes)
p-value history as a table
The figures are copied automatically every five minutes from the records LMR’s quantum randomness research (QRA) keeps on its two quantum random number generators, rounded for display.