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ms_cv - Correlation Vector

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A correlation vector implementation in python, based on Microsoft's implementation.

Usage

import ms_cv

cll_vec = ms_cv.CorrelationVector()
print('Initial cll vector: {}'.format(cll_vec.get_value()))
print('Next iteration: {}'.format(cll_vec.increment()))

Installation

pip install ms_cv

Requirements

  • None

Compatibility

  • Python 3

License

MIT LICENSE

Authors

ms_cv was written by OpenXbox <noreply@openxbox.org>.

Based on the implementation by Microsoft:

https://github.com/search?q=org%3Amicrosoft+correlationVector

https://github.com/Microsoft/Telemetry-Client-for-Android/blob/master/AndroidCll/src/main/java/com/microsoft/cll/android/CorrelationVector.java

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