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Top Articles in comp.compression  Decompression slower than compression?  165
 280 (12/8/2004 10:10:14 PM) (This is a repost as the new Google Groups Beta seems to have eaten the original.) The troll in the other thread got me thinking: Are there any compression algorithms, lossy or lossless, for which the decompr...   trixter (4) Quantized Indexing Source Code Available #2 127
325 (12/24/2005 12:36:18 PM) Quantized Indexing is a new entropy coding algorithm based on enumerative combinatorics of symbol sequences. It codes typically 10-20 times faster (over 200 times in low entropy limit, and over 6 times in high ...  nightlight (4) Help, need name of hashing method 3350
1441 (4/20/2007 7:37:53 PM) Please help if possible. I am trying to develop a hashing method that I am sure I read of somewhere before, but I can't remember URL or the name of said method. While I have working code, I believe I am not f...  earlcolby.pottinger (47) Software to view IPB frame sequence 3
15581 (12/18/2006 3:57:40 PM) I'd like to be able to view the IPB frame sequences in HDTV MPEG2 transport streams. I'm trying to determine if my cable company is recompressing and messing with the IPB sequence to save bandwidth. Is ther...  Paul Beginners thread 139
259 (1/7/2010 11:59:36 PM) In the Shark infested data compression waters going into the deep can get one ate. I'm a hobby C programmer who like to explore data encoding. Anyone else more or less in the shallow end of the pool ...  Ernst_Berg (156) Zlib "invalid stored block lengths" error message 1
2008 (10/29/2003 7:25:23 PM) Hi All Im a newbie to Zlib and using it for data compression Im using the option Z_SYNC_FLUSH for deflate and inflate method calls but I see that the first inflate call succeeds but the second call fails wit... anand_fds top 10 uses for random data compression?? anyone? 175
1102 (12/2/2004 3:07:55 AM) IF compression of random data by 90% were indeed possible what would the top uses for the technology be? come on i know you guys have imaginations. just because u dont believe it is possible doesnt mean u havnt... sargentpokey renaming files in a zip archive without uncompressing? 3
2252 (11/27/2004 8:15:47 AM) I'm trying to write a (Win32) command line utility that can rename files within a zip archive without decompressing or recompressing the contents. I'd like to use zlib. I'm not particularly familiar with the i... wkrick New form of recursive compression tested and proven. Now how do I market it? 132
198 (5/29/2009 11:32:17 PM) I have been using this technology for the last month and compressed my entire hard drive into a small file less than a megabyte. So my question is.....what now? I want to patent it, but the cost is daunting. I... ffkfsoxfdzgjez Jackson's two bit theorem. 136
156 (8/7/2010 12:10:17 AM) It takes two bits to bias a stream of two symbol choices with a greater than 2 to 1 frequency of occurance. Cheers Jacko ... jackoStatistics Last Updated: 6/11/2013 12:00:00 AM |
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