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The longest-run test's class probabilities π0…πK are grounded in reference [3] — Révész (1990): the paper states they were determined from it. (Position A, the paper's, reconstructed.)

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The longest-run test's class probabilities π0…πK are grounded in reference [3] — Révész (1990): the paper states they were determined from it. (Position A, the paper's, reconstructed.)

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  • SP 800-22 rev 1a §3.4 (p. 66), verbatim: "The following table contains selected values of K and M with the corresponding probabilities obtained from [3]."
  • SP 800-22 rev 1a §3.4 (p. 65), verbatim: "The theoretical probabilities π 0 , π 1 , … , π K of these classes are determined from [3]."

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At the longest-run test the citation is page-less: the paper names no theorem and no page in the 397-page monograph and provides no derivation of the class probabilities in place, so the grounding chain cannot be walked from the paper as published — "determined from [3]" is a pointer into an inaccessible volume, not a checkable derivation. (Authored by the present reconstruction — the record's own challenge, not NIST's or the guide author's.)

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