K-independent hashing is a concept used in the design of hash functions, particularly in computer science and mathematics. It pertains to the property of a hash function that guarantees the uniform distribution of outputs when a set of inputs is processed. More specifically, a family of hash functions is said to be "k-independent" if for any k distinct inputs, the hash values produced by the hash function are uniformly independent of each other.
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