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The NIST randomness test suite (NIST SP 800-22) is a standard tool in the fields of cryptography and information security for evaluating random sequences, and it includes 15 statistical tests such as the frequency test, the runs test, the discrete Fourier transform test, and the approximate entropy test.
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