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(Its not a Huffman tree. When you replace a fragment with a reference to previous content, its termed 'dictionary coding'. Huffman trees are what you use for
by willvarfar 13y ago
(Its not a Huffman tree. When you replace a fragment with a reference to previous content, its termed 'dictionary coding'. Huffman trees are what you use for `entropy coding`, which is how you compress the bits you didn't zap with the dictionary.)