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1445:LZ77 + ANS
1356:Incremental
1329:Other types
1248:Levenshtein
782:Limitations
371:August 2014
365:if you can.
2320:Categories
2272:Mark Adler
2230:Redundancy
2147:Daubechies
2130:Estimation
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1985:Daubechies
1945:Chain code
1904:Macroblock
1710:Companding
1647:Estimation
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1233:Exp-Golomb
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1238:Fibonacci
1228:Universal
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1955:Deflate
1938:Methods
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40:History
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