If generating uniformly-distributed random data,
and throwing away results which appear too cluttered,
what would the resulting data be called?
(The generated data may be assumed to be
"truly" random for the purposes of the question)
I labeled this pseudo-uniformly-distributed random data.
The random distribution is no longer uniformly-distributed
since the more cluttered a result is,
the less probability it has of being used,
which ultimately offsets the uniformity of the distribution.
A colleague stated that this term is incorrect,
but could not provide a more acceptable term.
I don't think there is a name for this, although I am not an expert in probability or stochastic processes.
It is definitely not uniformly distributed, because the fact that you remove clumped outcomes means that successive events are not independent.
"Pseudo-uniformly distributed" sounds right, because it captures both the idea the the outcome looks uniform, and that it is not taken from a uniform distribution.