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Compression of character strings by an adaptive dictionary
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Compression of bibliographic files using an adaptation of run-length coding
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The identification of variable-length, equifrequent character strings in a natural language data base
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A universal algorithm for sequential data compression
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Linear Algorithm for Data Compression via String Matching
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Economical encoding of commas between strings
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Dynamic word based text compression
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Context sensitive dictionary and a model of image data compression
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The relationship between greedy parsing and symbolwise text compression
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Predictive test compression by hashing
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Data compression with finite windows
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Text compression using FI sequences
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