Abstract:The Geometric Random Inner Product (GRIP) is a recently developed test method for randomness. As a relatively new method, its properties, weaknesses, and strengths are not well documented. In this paper, we provide a rigorous discussion of what the GRIP test measures, and point out specific classes of defects that it is able to diagnose. Our findings show that the GRIP test successfully detects series that have regularities in their first-or second-order differences, such as the Weyl and nested Weyl sequences.… Show more
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