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Line 1: '''Memory hard function'''s (MHF) is a class of functions where the majority of the cost of their evaluation comes from the fact that they take a significant amount of memory. It is different from [[memory bound ~~functions~~function]]s, the latter incurs cost by slowing down computation through memory latency. It finds its use as a form of proof-of-work.

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