By Daniel S. Hirschberg, Debra A. Lelewer
Communications of the ACM,
April 1990,
Vol. 33 No. 4, Pages 449-459
10.1145/77556.77566
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A special case of the data compression problem is presented, in which a powerful encoder transmits a coded file to a decoder that has severely constrained memory. A data structure that achieves minimum storage is presented, and alternative methods that sacrifice a small amount of storage to attain faster decoding are described.
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