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In [[computer science]], a '''randomization function''' or '''randomizing function''' is an [[algorithm]] or [[Subroutine|procedure]] that implements a [[random]]ly chosen [[function (mathematics)|function]] between two specific [[set (mathematics)|set]]s, suitable for use in a [[randomized algorithm]].