2.36 random noise. Oscillation for which instantaneous value is not specified for any given instant of time. The instantaneous values of a random noise are specified only by the probability distribution functions giving the fraction of total time that the value, or some sequence of values, lies within a specified range.
Annotation Random noise for which instantaneous values occur according to the Gaussian distribution is called “Gaussian random noise.”
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