Professional Bloom Filter Suite

Welcome to the Professional Bloom Filter Suite, an advanced, yet user-friendly toolkit for creating and analyzing Bloom filters. This application blends professional-grade features with a modern GUI, empowering you to handle large data sets with minimal false positives.

Key Features

• Bloom Filter Creation:
  Easily transform .txt files into .bf Bloom filter files.

  • Preprocess large inputs by:
    • Removing unwanted prefixes (BTC/ETH-specific).
    • Stripping balances/extra data.
    • Eliminating empty lines.
  • Set extremely small error rates (e.g., 0.00000000000001) for near-flawless accuracy.
  • Coin-specific logic:
    • BTC: Define any prefix (like bc1, 1, 3) to filter out addresses.
    • ETH: Automatically remove the 0x prefix from addresses.

• Bloom Filter Analysis:
  Load .bf files and inspect:

  • Parameters (m, k, n, error rate)
  • Hex Dump of the internal bit array
  • ASCII Preview
  • Header Interpretation
  • Comprehensive Statistics: Check bit density, active bits, and element count for insights into filter efficiency.

• Modern GUI & UX:

  • Intuitive Tkinter interface.
  • Organized tabs: Analyze, Create, and Help.
  • Quick navigation, responsive controls, and a clean aesthetic.

Why Bloom Filters?

Bloom filters are probabilistic data structures ideal for memory-efficient membership tests. They provide rapid lookups and tunable false-positive rates, making them perfect for large datasets requiring space efficiency and speed.

Getting Started

Prerequisites

• Python 3.8+
• Standard libraries only (no external dependencies required)

Installation

git clone https://github.com/BlythexPP/BloomSuitePro.git
cd BloomSuitePro
py main.py

Creating a Bloom Filter

1. Prepare a .txt file

   • Include the elements you want to add to the Bloom filter.

2. Navigate to the Create tab

   • Choose between BTC or ETH mode.
   • For BTC:
     • Define prefixes to remove.
   • For ETH:
     • Rely on automatic 0x removal.

3. Data Cleanup Options

   • Strip balances or extra data as needed.
   • Remove empty lines for cleaner input.

4. Set the error rate

   • Define a very low error rate for optimal results.

5. Generate the Bloom Filter

   • Click Create Bloom Filter to complete the process.

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Analyzing a Bloom Filter

1. Navigate to the Analyze tab

   • Select a .bf file to begin analysis.

2. Analysis Options

   • View hex dumps for detailed inspection.
   • Preview ASCII content for readability.
   • Interpret headers for metadata insights.
   • Display statistical information about the filter.

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Donations & Support

If you find this suite helpful, consider supporting its ongoing development:

• BTC Address:
  1MKs4DGT7Z3EECzrLPL8Ro5hY6KcCsm2Zm

• Telegram TON Address:
  UQAgbH2KFLQxJH2MS35pyz6mQLmG13sF6Z6y9v8tAvTS28Wv

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Contributing

We welcome contributions! To contribute:

1. Submit pull requests or report issues.
2. Follow the existing coding style for consistency.
3. Add tests where applicable to ensure reliability.

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License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

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Additional Resources

• Bloom Filter on Wikipedia
• Academic research papers on probabilistic data structures.

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