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Old 10-29-2020, 15:35
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OK, makes sense, thanks guys.

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Machine learning and NNs might help but this totally custom format is not common enough perhaps to get a good training dataset.
What are "NNs"?

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This is more of a question that is in the forensic analysis area. With huge amounts of data, finding the signal from the noise which requires determining data format. So this will be researched more in the AI future for sure.
Theoretically, would it not work just to take diffs of a file between changes/saves/whatever and find the pattern(s) in each incremental slice of difference? For example, a program saving its settings to a .dat file. Would this theoretically be so difficult if you could get 5-6 diff snapshots of settings-saves?

Not disagreeing with you, just asking from a theoretical perspective now, wondering if this would actually be so difficult as to need AI.
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