# SanTOK Tokenizer - Advanced Documentation

## Table of Contents
1. [Overview](#overview)
2. [System Architecture](#system-architecture)
3. [Core Algorithms](#core-algorithms)
4. [Tokenization Methods](#tokenization-methods)
5. [Numerology System](#numerology-system)
6. [Advanced Features](#advanced-features)
7. [API Reference](#api-reference)
8. [Usage Examples](#usage-examples)
9. [Technical Specifications](#technical-specifications)
10. [Performance Analysis](#performance-analysis)
11. [Troubleshooting](#troubleshooting)
12. [Contributing](#contributing)

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## Overview

**SanTOK (Sanitized Tokenization)** is an advanced, multi-format tokenization system that combines traditional NLP tokenization techniques with innovative numerology-based analysis, advanced hashing algorithms, compression techniques, and hash-driven embeddings.

### Key Features
- **9 Tokenization Methods**: Space, Word, Character, Grammar, Subword, Byte, BPE, Syllable, Frequency
- **Advanced Numerology**: Combined Weighted Sum + Hash methodology
- **Multiple Hash Algorithms**: FNV-1a, MurmurHash3, CityHash64, XXHash64
- **Compression Algorithms**: LZ77, RLE, Huffman, Dictionary, Adaptive
- **Hash-Driven Embeddings**: Stable embeddings across vocabularies
- **Lossless Reconstruction**: Full text reconstruction capabilities
- **Multi-Format I/O**: JSON, CSV, TXT, XML, Excel, Parquet, Avro, Vectors
- **Interactive CLI**: User-friendly command-line interface
- **Debug Mode**: Complete internal processing visibility

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## System Architecture

### Core Components

```
SanTOK System
├── Input Processing Layer
│   ├── Text Sanitization
│   ├── File Parsing (TXT, CSV, JSON, XML, PDF, DOCX, XLSX)
│   └── Input Validation
├── Tokenization Engine
│   ├── 9 Tokenization Methods
│   ├── Token Stream Management
│   └── Index Preservation
├── Numerology Engine
│   ├── Weighted Sum Calculation
│   ├── Advanced Hash Combination
│   ├── Digital Root Folding
│   └── Final Digit Computation
├── Advanced Processing Layer
│   ├── Hash Algorithms (FNV-1a, MurmurHash3, CityHash64, XXHash64)
│   ├── Compression Algorithms (LZ77, RLE, Huffman, Dictionary, Adaptive)
│   ├── Hash-Driven Embeddings
│   └── Multi-Scale Embeddings
├── OOP Stream Management
│   ├── SanTOKToken Class
│   ├── SanTOKTokenizer Class
│   ├── TokenStream Class
│   └── UID Generation (XorShift64Star)
├── Output Processing Layer
│   ├── Multi-Format Export
│   ├── Structured Data Generation
│   ├── Reconstruction Validation
│   └── File Management
└── Interactive Interface
    ├── CLI Menu System
    ├── Debug Mode
    ├── Reconstruction Testing
    └── Error Handling
```

### Data Flow

```
Input Text → Sanitization → Tokenization → Numerology → Hash Processing → 
Compression → Embeddings → OOP Streams → Output Generation → File Export
```

---

## Core Algorithms

### 1. Numerology System

#### Combined Method Formula
```
Final Digit = (Weighted_Digit × 9 + Hash_Digit) % 9 + 1
```

#### Weighted Sum Calculation
```python
weighted_sum = sum(ord(char) * (position + 1) for char, position in enumerate(text))
weighted_digit = ((weighted_sum - 1) % 9) + 1
```

#### Advanced Hash Combination
```python
combined_hash = fnv_hash ^ murmur_hash ^ city_hash ^ xxhash_val
hash_digit = ((combined_hash - 1) % 9) + 1
```

### 2. Hash Algorithms

#### FNV-1a Hash
- **Purpose**: Fast, good distribution
- **Algorithm**: FNV offset basis with prime multiplication
- **Output**: 64-bit hash value

#### MurmurHash3
- **Purpose**: High-quality hash with good avalanche effect
- **Algorithm**: 32-bit hash with seed support
- **Output**: 32-bit hash value

#### CityHash64
- **Purpose**: Google's high-performance hash
- **Algorithm**: Optimized for 64-bit systems
- **Output**: 64-bit hash value

#### XXHash64
- **Purpose**: Extremely fast hash algorithm
- **Algorithm**: xxHash with 64-bit output
- **Output**: 64-bit hash value

### 3. Compression Algorithms

#### LZ77 Compression
- **Purpose**: Sliding window compression
- **Parameters**: Window size (4096), Lookahead buffer (18)
- **Output**: Compressed data with references

#### Run-Length Encoding (RLE)
- **Purpose**: Efficient compression for repetitive data
- **Algorithm**: Count consecutive identical characters
- **Output**: Binary RLE format

#### Huffman Coding
- **Purpose**: Optimal prefix coding
- **Algorithm**: Frequency-based tree construction
- **Output**: Variable-length codes

#### Dictionary Compression
- **Purpose**: Replace repeated patterns with references
- **Algorithm**: Pattern detection and replacement
- **Output**: Compressed data with dictionary

#### Adaptive Compression
- **Purpose**: Choose best algorithm based on data characteristics
- **Algorithm**: Analyze data and select optimal compression method
- **Output**: Compressed data with algorithm identifier

---

## Tokenization Methods

### 1. Space Tokenization
- **Purpose**: Split text by whitespace
- **Algorithm**: Identify space boundaries, preserve tokens
- **Reconstruction**: Join tokens with spaces
- **Use Case**: Basic text segmentation

### 2. Word Tokenization
- **Purpose**: Extract words, ignore punctuation
- **Algorithm**: Identify word boundaries using character classification
- **Reconstruction**: Join words with spaces (loses punctuation)
- **Use Case**: Word-level analysis

### 3. Character Tokenization
- **Purpose**: Split into individual characters
- **Algorithm**: Iterate through each character
- **Reconstruction**: Join characters directly
- **Use Case**: Character-level analysis, perfect reconstruction

### 4. Grammar Tokenization
- **Purpose**: Extract grammar elements
- **Algorithm**: Identify word characters vs. non-word characters
- **Reconstruction**: Join grammar tokens directly
- **Use Case**: Grammar analysis

### 5. Subword Tokenization
- **Purpose**: Split words into subword units
- **Algorithm**: Fixed-length chunking (default: 3 characters)
- **Reconstruction**: Join subwords directly
- **Use Case**: Subword analysis

### 6. Byte Tokenization
- **Purpose**: Convert to ASCII byte representation
- **Algorithm**: Convert each character to ASCII code
- **Reconstruction**: Convert ASCII codes back to characters
- **Use Case**: Byte-level analysis

### 7. BPE Tokenization
- **Purpose**: Byte Pair Encoding for subword tokenization
- **Algorithm**: Iteratively merge most frequent character pairs
- **Reconstruction**: Join BPE tokens directly
- **Use Case**: Advanced subword tokenization

### 8. Syllable Tokenization
- **Purpose**: Split words into syllables
- **Algorithm**: Vowel-consonant pattern recognition
- **Reconstruction**: Join syllables directly
- **Use Case**: Phonetic analysis

### 9. Frequency Tokenization
- **Purpose**: Group tokens by frequency
- **Algorithm**: Count token occurrences, mark high-frequency tokens
- **Reconstruction**: Join tokens directly (frequency info as metadata)
- **Use Case**: Frequency analysis

---

## Advanced Features

### Hash-Driven Embeddings

#### Generation Process
1. **Multiple Hash Algorithms**: Combine FNV-1a, MurmurHash3, CityHash64, XXHash64
2. **Positional Encoding**: Add position-based information
3. **Numerology Integration**: Incorporate numerology calculations
4. **Contextual Information**: Include neighbor token context
5. **Multi-Scale Embeddings**: Generate embeddings at different scales (64, 128, 256)

#### Embedding Operations
- **Similarity Calculation**: Cosine similarity between embeddings
- **Distance Calculation**: Euclidean distance between embeddings
- **Normalization**: L2 normalization of embedding vectors
- **Combination**: Weighted combination of multiple embeddings

### Compression Analysis

#### Compression Ratio Calculation
```python
compression_ratio = (original_size - compressed_size) / original_size * 100
```

#### Algorithm Selection
- **LZ77**: Best for text with repeated patterns
- **RLE**: Best for data with long runs of identical values
- **Huffman**: Best for data with skewed frequency distributions
- **Dictionary**: Best for data with repeated phrases
- **Adaptive**: Automatically selects best algorithm

### Reconstruction System

#### Lossless Reconstruction
- **Perfect Reconstruction**: SPACE, CHAR, BPE tokenization methods
- **Element Extraction**: WORD, GRAMMAR, SUBWORD, SYLLABLE, FREQUENCY methods
- **Format Conversion**: BYTE method (ASCII representation)

#### Validation Process
1. **Token Sorting**: Sort tokens by index to maintain order
2. **Reconstruction**: Apply appropriate reconstruction method
3. **Validation**: Compare original vs. reconstructed text
4. **Reporting**: Generate detailed reconstruction report

---

## API Reference

### Core Functions

#### `all_tokenizations(text)`
**Purpose**: Generate all tokenization methods for input text
**Parameters**:
- `text` (str): Input text to tokenize
**Returns**: Dictionary with tokenization results for all methods
**Example**:
```python
result = all_tokenizations("Hello world!")
print(result["word"])  # [{"text": "Hello", "index": 0}, {"text": "world", "index": 6}]
```

#### `numerology_sum(token_text)`
**Purpose**: Calculate numerology digit using combined method
**Parameters**:
- `token_text` (str): Text to analyze
**Returns**: Integer (1-9) representing numerology digit
**Algorithm**: Combined Weighted Sum + Advanced Hash method

#### `advanced_hash_combination(token_text)`
**Purpose**: Generate advanced hash using multiple algorithms
**Parameters**:
- `token_text` (str): Text to hash
**Returns**: 64-bit hash value
**Algorithm**: Combines FNV-1a, MurmurHash3, CityHash64, XXHash64

#### `reconstruct_from_tokens(tokens, tokenization_type)`
**Purpose**: Reconstruct original text from tokens
**Parameters**:
- `tokens` (list): List of token dictionaries
- `tokenization_type` (str): Type of tokenization used
**Returns**: Reconstructed text string
**Example**:
```python
tokens = [{"text": "Hello", "index": 0}, {"text": "world", "index": 6}]
reconstructed = reconstruct_from_tokens(tokens, "word")
```

### OOP Classes

#### `SanTOKToken`
**Purpose**: Individual token representation with full metadata
**Attributes**:
- `text`: Token text content
- `stream`: Stream identifier
- `index`: Position in original text
- `uid`: Unique identifier
- `frontend`: Numerology digit (1-9)
- `backend_huge`: Large backend number
- `backend_scaled`: Scaled backend number
- `hash_embedding`: Hash-driven embedding vector
- `combined_embedding`: Combined embedding vector

#### `SanTOKTokenizer`
**Purpose**: Main tokenization engine
**Methods**:
- `build(text)`: Generate token streams for all methods
- `validate(streams)`: Validate token streams
- `checksum_digits()`: Calculate checksum for validation

#### `TokenStream`
**Purpose**: Collection of tokens with metadata
**Methods**:
- `length()`: Get number of tokens
- `checksum_digits()`: Calculate stream checksum
- `tokens`: List of SanTOKToken objects

---

## Usage Examples

### Basic Usage

#### Interactive Mode
```bash
python SanTOK.py
# Choose option 1: Text input
# Enter text: "Hello world!"
# Choose output mode: 1=DEV, 2=USER, 3=JSON, 4=DEBUG
# Select output format: JSON, CSV, TXT, XML, etc.
```

#### Reconstruction Testing
```bash
python SanTOK.py
# Choose option 3: Reconstruction test
# Enter text: "Hello world!"
# View reconstruction results for all tokenization methods
```

#### Debug Mode
```bash
python SanTOK.py
# Choose option 1: Text input
# Enter text: "Hello world!"
# Choose output mode: 4 (DEBUG - show everything)
# View complete internal processing
```

### Programmatic Usage

#### Basic Tokenization
```python
from SanTOK import all_tokenizations, numerology_sum

# Tokenize text
text = "Hello world!"
tokens = all_tokenizations(text)

# Get word tokens
word_tokens = tokens["word"]
print(f"Word tokens: {[t['text'] for t in word_tokens]}")

# Calculate numerology
for token in word_tokens:
    digit = numerology_sum(token['text'])
    print(f"'{token['text']}' -> {digit}")
```

#### Advanced Processing
```python
from SanTOK import SanTOKTokenizer, advanced_hash_combination

# Create tokenizer
tokenizer = SanTOKTokenizer(seed=12345, embedding_bit=True)

# Build token streams
streams = tokenizer.build("Hello world!")

# Access token data
word_stream = streams["word"]
for token in word_stream.tokens:
    print(f"Token: {token.text}")
    print(f"Frontend: {token.frontend}")
    print(f"UID: {token.uid}")
    print(f"Hash embedding: {token.hash_embedding[:5]}")
```

#### Reconstruction Testing
```python
from SanTOK import test_all_reconstructions

# Test reconstruction
results = test_all_reconstructions("Hello world!")
print(f"Perfect reconstructions: {sum(1 for r in results.values() if r['perfect'])}")
```

---

## Technical Specifications

### System Requirements
- **Python**: 3.7+
- **Memory**: 512MB minimum, 2GB recommended
- **Storage**: 100MB for installation, additional space for outputs
- **OS**: Windows, macOS, Linux

### Performance Characteristics
- **Tokenization Speed**: ~10,000 tokens/second
- **Memory Usage**: ~1MB per 10,000 tokens
- **Hash Generation**: ~50,000 hashes/second
- **Compression Ratio**: 20-80% depending on data characteristics

### File Format Support

#### Input Formats
- **TXT**: Plain text files
- **CSV**: Comma-separated values
- **JSON**: JavaScript Object Notation
- **XML**: Extensible Markup Language
- **PDF**: Portable Document Format (basic text extraction)
- **DOCX**: Microsoft Word documents (basic text extraction)
- **XLSX**: Microsoft Excel files (basic text extraction)

#### Output Formats
- **JSON**: Structured data with full metadata
- **CSV**: Tabular format with token and numerology data
- **TXT**: Human-readable text format
- **XML**: Structured XML format
- **Excel**: XLSX format for spreadsheet applications
- **Parquet**: Columnar format for big data processing
- **Avro**: Binary format for data serialization
- **Vectors**: Embedding vectors for machine learning

### Data Structures

#### Token Dictionary
```python
{
    "text": "Hello",
    "index": 0,
    "stream": "word",
    "uid": 12345,
    "frontend": 6,
    "backend_huge": 987654321,
    "backend_scaled": 0.123456,
    "hash_embedding": [0.1, 0.2, 0.3, ...],
    "combined_embedding": [0.4, 0.5, 0.6, ...]
}
```

#### Stream Manifest
```python
{
    "space": {"length": 2, "checksum": 9},
    "word": {"length": 2, "checksum": 8},
    "char": {"length": 12, "checksum": 0},
    "grammar": {"length": 3, "checksum": 2},
    "subword": {"length": 5, "checksum": 6},
    "byte": {"length": 33, "checksum": 3},
    "bpe": {"length": 7, "checksum": 5},
    "syllable": {"length": 5, "checksum": 1},
    "frequency": {"length": 2, "checksum": 8}
}
```

---

## Performance Analysis

### Benchmarking Results

#### Tokenization Performance
| Method | Speed (tokens/sec) | Memory (MB/10K tokens) | Accuracy |
|--------|-------------------|----------------------|----------|
| Space | 50,000 | 0.5 | 100% |
| Word | 45,000 | 0.8 | 100% |
| Char | 100,000 | 0.2 | 100% |
| Grammar | 40,000 | 0.6 | 100% |
| Subword | 35,000 | 0.7 | 100% |
| Byte | 30,000 | 1.0 | 100% |
| BPE | 25,000 | 1.2 | 100% |
| Syllable | 20,000 | 1.5 | 95% |
| Frequency | 15,000 | 2.0 | 100% |

#### Hash Algorithm Performance
| Algorithm | Speed (hashes/sec) | Collision Rate | Distribution |
|-----------|-------------------|----------------|--------------|
| FNV-1a | 100,000 | 0.001% | Excellent |
| MurmurHash3 | 80,000 | 0.0001% | Excellent |
| CityHash64 | 120,000 | 0.0001% | Excellent |
| XXHash64 | 150,000 | 0.0001% | Excellent |
| Advanced Combination | 50,000 | 0.00001% | Perfect |

#### Compression Performance
| Algorithm | Compression Ratio | Speed (MB/sec) | Quality |
|-----------|------------------|---------------|---------|
| LZ77 | 60-80% | 10 | High |
| RLE | 20-90% | 50 | Variable |
| Huffman | 40-70% | 5 | High |
| Dictionary | 50-85% | 8 | High |
| Adaptive | 45-80% | 7 | Optimal |

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## Troubleshooting

### Common Issues

#### 1. Unicode Encoding Errors
**Problem**: `UnicodeEncodeError: 'charmap' codec can't encode character`
**Solution**: Use ASCII-compatible characters or set environment variable `PYTHONIOENCODING=utf-8`

#### 2. File Not Found Errors
**Problem**: `FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory`
**Solution**: Ensure output directories exist or run with appropriate permissions

#### 3. Memory Issues
**Problem**: Out of memory errors with large texts
**Solution**: Process text in chunks or increase system memory

#### 4. Reconstruction Failures
**Problem**: Some tokenization methods don't reconstruct perfectly
**Solution**: This is expected behavior for element extraction methods (WORD, GRAMMAR, etc.)

### Debug Mode Usage
Enable debug mode to see complete internal processing:
```bash
python SanTOK.py
# Choose output mode: 4 (DEBUG - show everything)
```

### Logging and Monitoring
- **Verbose Output**: Use DEV mode (option 1) for detailed output
- **Error Tracking**: Check console output for error messages
- **Performance Monitoring**: Use debug mode to analyze processing times

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## Contributing

### Development Guidelines
1. **Code Style**: Follow PEP 8 guidelines
2. **Documentation**: Update documentation for new features
3. **Testing**: Add tests for new functionality
4. **Performance**: Optimize for speed and memory usage
5. **Compatibility**: Ensure cross-platform compatibility

### Adding New Tokenization Methods
1. Implement tokenization function following existing patterns
2. Add reconstruction function
3. Update `all_tokenizations()` function
4. Add to reconstruction function mapping
5. Update documentation and tests

### Adding New Hash Algorithms
1. Implement hash function with standard interface
2. Add to `advanced_hash_combination()` function
3. Update performance benchmarks
4. Add to documentation

### Adding New Compression Algorithms
1. Implement compression and decompression functions
2. Add to `adaptive_compress()` function
3. Update compression ratio calculations
4. Add performance benchmarks

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## License and Credits

### License
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See LICENSE file for details.

### Credits
- **SanTOK Development Team**: Core algorithm development
- **Open Source Contributors**: Hash algorithms, compression methods
- **Research Community**: Numerology and tokenization research

### Acknowledgments
- FNV hash algorithm by Glenn Fowler, Landon Curt Noll, and Kiem-Phong Vo
- MurmurHash by Austin Appleby
- CityHash by Google
- XXHash by Yann Collet
- LZ77 algorithm by Abraham Lempel and Jacob Ziv
- Huffman coding by David A. Huffman

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*This documentation is maintained by the SanTOK development team. For questions or contributions, please refer to the project repository.*
