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Is it possible to create an algorithm for guessing computer random numbers?
Is it possible to create an algorithm for guessing the next random numbers based on the statistics of the previous ones? For example, according to the theory of probability?
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Yes, if they are pseudo-random numbers .
You just need to know the algorithm for generating these very pseudo-random numbers. Actually, he will be the solution.
The main thing is that such an algorithm exists for pseudo-random numbers. Even if you do not know it, you can guess it in theory. So the answer to the question is that it is still possible .
If these are completely random numbers, or the generation is based on a very complex algorithm that cannot be guessed, then it is almost impossible. Unless there will be a defect in the algorithm that introduces a pattern into a random sequence, but one cannot hope for this.
Yes, there have been cases where a person watched the fall of "random" numbers on a talk show where you have to guess the numbers for decades, and then won huge sums. The organizers of such shows are now aware of such things and now it is impossible to calculate the next number
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