Fundamentals of Data Compression
Entropy represents the minimum average number of bits required to encode the source symbols. A higher entropy indicates that the data is more random and less compressible, while lower entropy suggests that the data contains redundancy, which can be exploited by compression algorithms.
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The ( 1 , 2 )-effective entropy of a language L is used to measure how much a string x of length ≤n in L can be compressed to a string y by a 1 algorithm.
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In this paper, we introduce the formal definition of the concept of the (W,, %$)- effective entropy of a language, where %Y,, '& are complexity classes.
This paper offers an entropy-based analysis of two distinct levels of statistics compression strategies, particularly Huffman encoding and mathematics encoding.
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This paper extends the concept of entropy for incompletely specified test data (i.e., that has unspecified or don't care bits) and explores the use of entropy.
By providing insight into the complexity of a data source, the entropy metric provides a tool for evaluating the effectiveness of a data compression technique.