I mean, regarding algorithm speed. From the conclusion: “We presented a practical implementation of an LSTM based lossless compressor. Although it is slow, it

I mean, regarding algorithm speed. From the conclusion: “We presented a practical implementation of an LSTM based lossless compressor. Although it is slow, its description is simple and the memory consumption is reasonable compared to compressors giving a similar compression ratio. It would greatly benefit from a dedicated hardware implementation.” I only skimmed through the paper, but looks to me like this might be a 10X improvement over other LSTM compression methods, not state-of-the-art compression. That said, I’m far from being an expert in compression and was hoping from someone in HN to explain how relevant this is in their discipline.