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algorithmic modeling for Rhino

I am trying to enumerate the number of unique panels which are all planar quads so they all same similar geometric characteristics.  I have extracted the least amount of information to describe the geometry, which is all the side lengths and one diagonal.

This gives me a branches with 5 items within each, as shown below.

Now all I would like to do is see which branches share the exact same data.  Quantifying the number of different branches and how many that have that same data. 

Each item must correspond directly: as in item 0 = item 0, item 1 = item 1, etc.

I know that I can see if they match 1 through a series of equality tests but don't know a work around to loop that test while culling out matched branches.

Any thoughts?

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I attached the basic definition and example panel rhino file, but what I need to is to see how many branches/paths are the same.  And it is for 1000+ panels so setting that up would be taxing if I were to manually set that up.

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