# cNilsimsa
A C implementation of Nilsimsa for Python.
`shell $ pip install cnilsimsa `
We are building this module one piece at a time. So far, that means only compare_hexdigests because needing a faster way to do that was the primary motivation to start this project.
`python from cnilsimsa import compare_hexdigests `
It works exactly like the method of the same name from pynilsimsa but is more than an order of magnitude faster, so if you need to do lots of deduplication over a large corpus of documents via nilsimsa hex digests from Python, this should be helpful.
Building out the rest of of the methods for representing and cooking LSHs to provide a full drop-in replacement for pynilsimsa is the longer term goal.
`python import cnilsimsa as nilsimsa `
The more complete pure Python implementation is here:
https://code.google.com/p/py-nilsimsa/
Thanks to the authors of the Ruby/C implementation from which our our fillpopcount() function is taken.
https://github.com/jwilkins/nilsimsa
Thanks to the Perl/C implementation that inspired both predecessors.
http://ixazon.dynip.com/~cmeclax/nilsimsa.html
Contributions welcome.
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