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CSV listing of Aggregations of Duplicates in a Dataset

Version 2 by Seth Shaw
on Jun 05, 2013 17:09.

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Version 3 by Kari Smith
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This solution uses a Python (3.3) script to process a tab-delimited checksum file (checksum tab path) to create a CSV file listing every directory found with a file count and a duplicate file count. This allows a user to easily see where high concentrations of duplicates exist.

_Tip_: Open the CSV in a spreadsheet and add a column to display percent of duplication (dups/count) (add function to the field.  =dups field / count field) to see degree of duplication for each directory.

The script started as an attempt to create the JSON data needed to feed a TreeMap visualization but was reduced in scope to this solution to fit time constraints.
__[KB:Identifying Aggregations of Duplicates in a Dataset]


*Tool/code link*
_Link to GitHub forthcoming._