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Article #1519Re: huffman encoding
From: Roger Uzun
Date: Wed, 04 Oct 1989 14:36
Date: Wed, 04 Oct 1989 14:36
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What I was saying was that the bit patterns/bit lengths of the codes used
to represent the tokens in a file where there are 256 unique tokens is a
constant and will work for all files. that is the table I wanted.
-Roger
It is true that the bit patterns and bit lengths used to represent tokens
varies depending on # of unique tokens in a file, but if that # is assumed
to be 256, you have no problem.
-Roger
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