LZJD

Documentation

Rust implementation of Lempel-Ziv Jaccard Distance (LZJD) algorithm based on jLZJD

Main differences:

• Rust instead of Java
• Can use any hasher (executable uses CRC32) instead of just Murmur3
• Does not allocate memory for every unique hash, instead keeps k=1024 smallest
• Based on Vec instead of IntSetNoRemove, which is more like HashMap
• Hash files are considerably smaller if small sequences have been digested

This fork has minor changes:

• Update to Rust edition 2021.
• Remove dependencies preventing it from working on non-x86 hardware.

USAGE:
    lzjd [FLAGS] [OPTIONS] <INPUT>...

FLAGS:
    -c, --compare        compare SDBFs in file, or two SDBF files
    -r, --deep           generate SDBFs from directories and files
    -g, --gen-compare    compare all pairs in source data
    -h, --help           Prints help information
    -V, --version        Prints version information

OPTIONS:
    -o, --output <FILE>            send output to files
    -t, --threshold <THRESHOLD>    only show results >= threshold [default: 1]

ARGS:
    <INPUT>...    Sets the input file to use

See also:

• Original paper
• Follow-up paper