Compression
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- How Stuff Works: How File Compression Works
- Detailed narrative fully describes how a file is actually deflated, or compressed to get rid of redundancy - and save space.
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- The Canterbury Corpus
- A set of benchmark results for various lossless compression methods. Includes test files and compression test results for many research compression methods.
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- The Data Compression Resource
- Algorithms, links, comparisons, conferences, corpora and the home of the compressor ABC.
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- Tutorial on Image Compression
- A tutorial on Image Compression, with step by step procedural examples and list of references, along with sample code.
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- Asilomar
- The Annual Conference on Signals, Systems, and Computers is a yearly Conference held on the Asilomar Grounds, Pacific Grove, California. It provides a forum for presenting work in theoretical and applied signal processing.
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- DCC
- The Data Compression Conference is an annual event held at the Cliff Lodge convention center in the Snowbird / Alta Ski areas. Programmes from 1991 are still available on the site.
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- Stanford University
- Information Systems Laboratory, Signal Compression and Classification Group. Members' pages.
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- UC Berkeley
- Video and Image Processing Lab. Members, research projects, publications, software, resources.
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- Abel, Jürgen
- Lossless data compression based on the Burrows-Wheeler Transformation (BWT), medical image processing, consultant for project management.
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- Bell, Timothy C.
- Author of "Managing Gigabytes." CS department head at the University of Canterbury.
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- Effros, Michelle
- Professor of Electrical Engineering at Caltech. Communications, compression, information theory, image processing.
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- Kieffer, John
- Universal algorithms, multiresolution methods, wavelets and fractals, rate-distortion theory, and quantizer theory.
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