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This algorithm uses a 256x256 (or 512x256 or 768x256 or 1024x256) byte grid that is precomputed based on a corpus (such as english texts) to predict the next byte given the previous few bytes.
There is theoretical max compression to 1/8 of original size, since compression is done byte-by-byte. That is, in the best case scenario, every byte will compress to a single bit. What if the next two or three bytes were predicted instead?
This algorithm uses a 256x256 (or 512x256 or 768x256 or 1024x256) byte grid that is precomputed based on a corpus (such as english texts) to predict the next byte given the previous few bytes.
http://stackoverflow.com/a/1138856/651794
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Data_Compression/Markov_models
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