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Information Processing Letters
Volume 83, Issue 2, 31 July 2002, Pages 63-70
 
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Sending compressed messages to a learned receiver on a bidirectional line

Bruno CarpentieriE-mail The Corresponding Author

Dipartimento di Informatica ed Applicazioni, Università di Salerno, 84081 Baronissi (SA), Italy

Received 5 December 1999; 
revised 26 October 2001. 
Communicated by P.M.B. Vitányi 
Available online 26 November 2001.

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Abstract

In this paper we present communication protocols that allow a “learned” sender and a “learned” receiver to communicate on a bidirectional line, compressing files with (static or dynamic) dictionaries initially built independently by the sender and the receiver from the examples of the source output they have available. We show that this leads to an improvement in compression paid with a negligible or almost null possibility of communication errors.

Author Keywords: Data compression; Communication; Algorithms


 
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