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Procedures which estimate the noisiness of complicated, aperiodic data are outlined here and considered in the context of transitional fluid flow, although similar questions arise in many other fields1,2. Because this is the initial formulation of these ideas only qualitative results are presented; any attempt to develop quantitative measures of randomness will be postponed until more testing and refinement of the procedures have been completed.
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Guckenheimer, J. Noise in chaotic systems. Nature 298, 358–361 (1982). https://doi.org/10.1038/298358a0
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