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Old 10-10-2011, 06:04 PM
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Default recursive compression anyone?

i take a binary number and transfrom it into a new number by comparing each digit with the next and the last one with the first, it can be equal , e or disiqual, d


for example the number 0101 in the first transformation becomes dddd and in the second transformation eeee


well a binary number eventually transforms to all equal after a number of this transformations


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i think this only works with a number of digits power of 2


i think i have a method to transform four digits binary numbers which i suppose can be done recursively till certain limit



in the language translation it seems to go from 4 bits to 4.4 bits



i was disapointed when i discovered i had actually found out a way to translalte increase the size of info



but as i went to bed i thought hey wait you can do it both ways around




in this language the first two digits tell the number of trasnsformations and how many digits read after



in zero and one transformation so 00 or 01 the order is to read one more digit and then start next number

in 2 transformation read two more digits before starting next number and so on

after the transformation number it comes in what way did the transformation



for example eeee will have zero transformation so it will be 00e



dddd will be 00d

dede will be 01d but it could have been 01 e so it can account i think and hope for any string of digits

deed 10dd

deee 11 ddd



actually this language the size of info is greater in a random secuence like 4 and 4.4 proportion i seem to rememebr but the key is that it could be reverse translator so it would be a compiler that could be used

recursively till it was not so random


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i think the key of this language for it taking average more size its its varying size numbers


for example eeee its 00e and dddd 00d but as the pc read the first 2 digits being 00 its told to read just one more digit before starting next number

deed would 10dd being the first two digits 10 its told to read just two more numbers

if it was deee it would translate 11ddd the 11 tells it to read 3 digits afterwards



and what takes 64 bits in normal binary language takes 68 bits average on this language 68/16=4.25


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the thing is not the transformation but expresing the number on basis of the tree



the first number develops a second number the second number divides in two more numbers which divide each in two more and so on. thats why those trans work with power of two digits



so with the first two digits express the height of the number wether its the trunk of the tree or certain branch



the first tow digits also tells how many more digits to look for to find the determined part of the branch



but the thing is that the translation fits perfectly theres no void info nor repettition, it fits by sheer luck
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Old 10-11-2011, 02:17 PM
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here the translator



and here a two times recursive translation



could this be recursive to infinity so million bits get condensed in some tenths?
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The thing about compression is you have to be able to uncompress to only the data you started with. If you can get something else out, then that's not good enough.
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The thing about compression is you have to be able to uncompress to only the data you started with. If you can get something else out, then that's not good enough.
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