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Subject: Re: Dr Hyatt : hash collisions and short keys

Author: David Hanley

Date: 15:54:29 08/20/02

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It occurs to me that it matters a lot where the false matches occur.  A false
high score one step away from the root can obviously result in a blunder being
played.  I guess my only option is to experiment...

dave

• Re: Dr Hyatt : hash collisions and short keys Robert Hyatt 18:50:57 08/20/02
• Re: Dr Hyatt : hash collisions and short keys Russell Reagan 17:03:10 08/20/02
  • Re: Dr Hyatt : hash collisions and short keys Robert Hyatt 18:52:05 08/20/02
    • Re: Dr Hyatt : hash collisions and short keys Russell Reagan 19:44:28 08/20/02
      • Re: Dr Hyatt : hash collisions and short keys Robert Hyatt 21:18:40 08/20/02
        • Re: Dr Hyatt : hash collisions and short keys Russell Reagan 21:54:29 08/20/02
          • Re: Dr Hyatt : hash collisions and short keys Robert Hyatt 08:38:01 08/21/02
          • Re: Dr Hyatt : hash collisions and short keys José Carlos 00:11:45 08/21/02

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