# NIST random test suite choosing bitstream length and count [closed]

First it asks for bitstream length.

Usage: ./assess <stream length>
<stream length> is the length of the individual bit stream(s) to be processed


After file is given to program, it asks for;

How many bitstreams?


How can I determine that values? Let's say I have 1000000 32-bit ASCII sequence of 0s and 1s in a file like;

01111111000111000110010001111010
.
.
.
00110100001001100010111100000011


Which values will be appropriate for this?

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