The Recursive Data Compression Algorithm

[greatalazar]

I'm working on recursive data compression algorithm and searching for a buyers to buy it from me, i will post a detailed statics once I'm done tweaking the sample codes.

[khavish]

This year is sure to be entertaining....

https://encode.su/threads/1130-Recur...atent-for-sale
https://encode.su/threads/1176-losel...ital-data-type

On a serious note read :
http://mattmahoney.net/dc/dce.html

[smjohn1]

Thank you for pointing out the 2nd post. Such an amusing post for starting 2018!

I just don't understand why that person spent so much time teasing people here, and I don't believe GT was being used. It only shows many people on this forum are really nice.

Happy 2018 and hope to see real advancement in compression, in addition to patents and recursive tools.

[hexagone]

The recursive/infinite compression crowd is out early this year.
There is a remarkably consistent pattern about these folks: they do not understand math, cannot program, do not listen to advice ... and want money.

[Gonzalo]

Sorry dude. I'll stick to BARF

[compgt]

Previous attempts on universal compression or compression of random data mostly degenerate to LZ77/LZ78 (i.e. enumeration of repeated sequences into number codes), and symbol ranking (or MTF).

We thought arithmetic coding is the end of it. Now there is ANS or Asymmetric Numeral Systems.

But still, the next compression algorithm might be so simple after all.