Blumer, 1990 - Google Patents
Applications of DAWGs to data compressionBlumer, 1990
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- 1200984356259882958
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- Blumer A
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- Sequences: Combinatorics, compression, security, and transmission
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A string compression technique can compress well only if it has an accurate model of the data source. For a source with statistically independent characters; Huffman or arithmetic codes give optimal compression [11). In this case it is straightforward to use a fixed source …
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