FF-16 (Find Frequent 16-bit) is now released

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What does FF-16 do?

FF-16 sequentially splits the file into blocks and finds frequently occurring 16-bit patterns within each block. It can summarize results into chunks to reduce output length while retaining full coverage.

Command line usage

ff-16 [filename] [-d <filename>] [<-bpc <1..256>|-cpf <1..65536>>] [-g <0..127>] [-t <1..255>]
  <filename>      Target file
  -d <filename>   Dictionary file  (Default: dict.csv)
  -bpc <1..256>   Blocks per chunk (Default: 1)
  -cpf <1..65536> Chunks per file  (Default: not specified)
  -g <0..127>     Max gaps         (Default: 31)
  -t <1..255>     Freq threshold   (Default: 5)

The long description is available in the Readme file. The project is now public on GitHub.

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