Random map

A "random map" typically refers to a concept in mathematics, particularly in the context of probability theory or combinatorics, where a mapping (or function) is generated in a way that incorporates randomness, often with the objective of studying the properties of such mappings or their distributions. In different contexts, "random map" can refer to: 1. **Random Functions**: Random mappings where each element from a set is assigned to an element in another set based on some probabilistic rule.