In partial "defense" of the "autocorrelation" article, the author was in fact arguing against their own perceived definition of DK, not what most people consider to be DK. They just didn't realise it.
Which is an all too common thing to begin with. (that particular article pulled the same stunt with the definition of the word 'autocorrelation', after all).
In partial "defense" of the "autocorrelation" article, the author was in fact arguing against their own perceived definition of DK, not what most people consider to be DK. They just didn't realise it.
Which is an all too common thing to begin with. (that particular article pulled the same stunt with the definition of the word 'autocorrelation', after all).