A new variable-length integer code for integer representation and its application to text compression

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Abstract

Data Compression plays an important role in reducing data storage space in computer memory and in achieving minimum data transmission time in communication networks. There are two types of data compression: lossless and lossy. In lossless data compression, decompression reproduces data that is exactly match with the original data and in lossy data compression, the decompression reproduces data which is an approximation of the original data. Variable length integer codes such as Elias Gamma Code, Elias Delta Code, Golomb Code, have been used for data compression (i.e. integer compression, text compression, etc). In this paper, a new variable length integer code is proposed based on radix conversion and it is used with Burrows Wheeler Transform for text data compression. The performance of the proposed code is compared with Elias Gamma Code, Elias Delta Code and Golomb Code. For evaluation, Calgary corpus is used in the experiments, which contains-both-text-file-and-binary-files.-Experimental-results-show-that-the-Fibonacci-code-gives-better-compression-rate on-an-average-than-all-other-coders-and-Elias-Gamma-Code-gives-better-compression-rate-for-text-files.-The-other-coders perform-well-for-binary-files-compared-to-Elias-Gamma-Code.

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Nelson Raja, J., Jaganathan, P., & Domnic, S. (2015). A new variable-length integer code for integer representation and its application to text compression. Indian Journal of Science and Technology, 8(24). https://doi.org/10.17485/ijst/2015/v8i24/80242

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