Making it to Github, eventually

After only 4 years and a half since the last post, I have quite some big news: I finally created my first project on Github.

I'm not really sure it's production-ready, but it technically works and it has a minimum of documentation, so I thought I'd publish it.

It's an algorithm to anonymize hierarchically-structured data, using a multi-level approach, hence a "multi-level anonymizer".

It lives here:
https://github.com/xfranky/ml-anonymizer

I'm still trying to better document the internal working of the classes, and eventually there might be a big rewrite to make it usable for more generic problems rather than the very specific use case it was created for, which is anonymizing transfer speed of connections by provenience.

More to follow, hopefully...