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If by "Miscellaneous File Detector" you mean a tool that scans folders and identifies files that don't belong to known categories (documents, images, videos, source code, archives, etc.), you can build one using a simple classification approach.
How It Works
Example in C#
Advanced Features
You can make the detector smarter by:
1. Detecting File Type by Content
Instead of relying only on extensions:
Example:
2. Detect Duplicate Files
Use hashing:
Generate SHA256 hashes and find duplicates.
3. Detect Large Unused Files
Flag files:
4. Machine Learning Classification
Use .NET ML to classify files based on:
5. Create a Report
Generate:
Example output:
Architecture