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Because you can bias the process to be more likely to represent data relevant to your domain. Note: I'm not in any way a compression expert, so while it may be
by cnity 6y ago
Because you can bias the process to be more likely to represent data relevant to your domain.
Note: I'm not in any way a compression expert, so while it may be obvious to you/others, it's a little interesting for me to think of compression in this way (sending parameters to a shared process, instead of sharing the raw data).