A pure-Python memory-efficient packed representation for bit arrays
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This class presents a pure-Python memory-efficient packed representation for bit arrays.
Version 3.4.4 fixes the behavior of the module for the edge case of an empty BitVector instance. (An empty BitVector has no bits at all.) Previously, invoking the count_bits() and runs() methods on an empty BitVector instance produced results that were inconsistent with those from regular instances.
The class is provided with the following operators/methods:
__getitem__
__setitem__
__len__
__iter__
__contains__
__getslice__
__str__
__int__
__add__
__eq__, __ne__, __lt__, __le__, __gt__, __ge__
__or__
__and__
__xor__
__invert__
__lshift__
__rshift__
__add__
close_file_object
count_bits
count_bits_sparse (faster for sparse bit vectors)
deep_copy
divide_into_two
gcd (for greatest common divisor)
gen_random_bits
get_bitvector_in_ascii
get_bitvector_in_hex
gf_divide_by_modulus (for modular divisions in GF(2^n))
gf_MI (for multiplicative inverse in GF(2^n))
gf_multiply (for multiplications in GF(2))
gf_multiply_modular (for multiplications in GF(2^n))
hamming_distance
int_val (for returning the integer value)
is_power_of_2
is_power_of_2_sparse (faster for sparse bit vectors)
jaccard_distance
jaccard_similarity
length
multiplicative_inverse
next_set_bit
pad_from_left
pad_from_right
permute
rank_of_bit_set_at_index
read_bits_from_file
reset
reverse
runs
set_value
shift_left (for non-circular left shift)
shift_right (for non-circular right shift)
slice assignment
test_for_primality
unpermute
write_to_file
write_bits_to_fileobject
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