I can send you a ready to use application for this purpose.
This is an online test. Generate your random bit sequence in the order of 10^5 and then go to the NIST website and feed them online...90% pass means acceptable
I also need to used NIST test but I can't understand how it work. Please, can you help me.
You can use the software developed by NIST(run it under Linux).
A User’s Guide is available in the chapter 5 of the NIST SP800-22 pdf.
Good luck
http://csrc.nist.gov/groups/ST/toolkit/rng/documents/sts-2.1.2.zip
http://csrc.nist.gov/groups/ST/toolkit/rng/documents/SP800-22rev1a.pdf
hello everyone,
I want to use sts-2.1.2 but when modify the makefile(set the cc and rootdir) this error appeared(cc:not found..........rootdir:notfound)..please help me
hello Yousef,
you need to run command cmake
if it doesn't work you need to follow the steps in the attached link
https://github.com/arcetri/STS
if you need any help feel free to message me
Thank you very much Mr. Riccardo Paccagnella for your comment
I tried to test data of sequence length 1000. Checked for bit streams=10 and bit streams=20. As I increased bit streams p-value dropped. Why is it so?
hello Ashitha Editson,,, I am using the same suite for my work.I am successful in suite installation. But the problem is how to run and execute the data in this suite.
As per the given documentation i tried with assess but not found......so help me in this regard as u have done the work ............
Hello all,
Does anyone know how to set the proper input parameter ( ./assess & how many bitstreams?)
As far as i read in the manual, stream length is simply the number (n) of the sequent number of the random number sample. The bitstream is likely a number of sample size.
However, I tried with "data.pi" (provide in /data) the result is not the same as provided in the appendix B.
Could somebody give an idea how to determine those 2 parameter properly ?
Thank you
Zeeshan Abbas use Cygwin64 Terminal, or this -> https://www.researchgate.net/post/Does_anyone_have_an_application_for_the_NIST_STS
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