Random Field Analyzer

This application is a REG, commonly known as a Random Event Generators. The first REG device was realized by the Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research (PEAR) institute.

This application assumes that if an invisible energy field disrupts the Universe then the field of statistical distribution is changed.

For example, in a neutral universe, if we take a six-sided die and run it, we have a one out of six chance of having a six, a five, a four, a three, a two or one. Now if it is located in an influenced universe then probabilities must change, the homogeneous statistics distribution field is no more.

This application is heavily inspired from the work presented in the books of Lynne McTaggart that concern the zero point field.

The application is divided in three modes:

• Analyzer: Initiates random draws of 0 and 1 and indicates the distribution as a graph or table. In theory, inside a neutral universe you have 50% of 0 and 50% of 1, but what about every day.
• Guess Experience: To test your ability to see the future, the computer will take a value and you will have to guess. You can use 0/1 values or the 5 psychic cards.
• Influence Experience: This mode reproduces the experimental procedure described in the book The Field by Lynne McTaggart. The aim is to influence the computer so that the result represents what you wanted. You have a configurable amount of time while the computer will generate values and and during which you can influence it.

For each mode, using the preferences, you can change the type of random generator you want to use as well as other parameters such as the number of digits drawn and statistical percentage that seems to bring out the changes in Field.

After performing an experiment or analysis, you can view all the results via the search screen.

A right swipe (slide) will send the results by email, a left swipe (slide) will allow you to erase the experiment. A click will display all values associated with the experiment.

In computer science, there is no randomness, meaning that all random generator are created from mathematical function.

In Ra.fi.an you'll have the choice in many random implementation, each one is based on a mathematical implementation, so all are globally respecting the equiprobable repartition

Some of the code of those generators are inside the optional Java server side (see below), others are an evolution of the code from http://www.fourmilab.ch/

In the last version, you can also call a remote random generator, see below, and then create your own way of generating numbers.

If you want to add one, send me your code by email, I'll add it.

This software need an Android device to work.

The minimal version needed is 2.3.3.

You can download the application on Google Market

• URL: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rafian
• URL (free version): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rafian.free

The free version has the following restrictions

• 10mn for the analyzer
• Not possible to use a remote server as random number producer

Since release 1.6, you can use a remote random producer server.

This producer (server) will generate random numbers for you, as you want, meaning it is up to you to explain how it should generate numbers.

This option can be useful if you want to create your own way of producing random values, because, as I said before, there is no real strict random generator in Ra.fi.an.

As an idea of implementation, you could use the atmospheric noise, or radio activity, or whatever physical event you want.

In order to help you, I made two implementations of the server producer

• One in Java, it contains, almost, the same random classes as the android application
• One in PHP, a very, very simple implementation

You can download them, change them, use them freely:

• Java Application with its code, read the index.jsp of the J2EE application for more information.
• Php version

You'll need a server and some skills in computing science to make them work (Tomcat, JBoss, ... for Java, simple LAMP for PHP)

You can use www.random.org as a random server producer. Simply set the server name to www.random.org in your Ra.fi.an preferences.

BUT, you'll be limited to 1000000 random numbers / days. Ra.fi.an will check your quota before asking numbers to random.org web site in order to avoid your IP to be banned.

So, if you use the analyzer, be careful, by default Ra.fi.an takes ~1000 values/s, this will give you ~16m of analyzer time.

When the new random.org api (using Json-rcp) will be release, you'll be able to buy a license key from them, I will update Ra.fi.an when it will be out.

You can send me reports of bugs, or ideas of evolution on my email.