[hfsig] random byte stream compression - probably not
Chris Howard chris at yipyap.comMon Sep 27 12:18:34 UTC 2004
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I have pretty much convinced myself that random byte streams won't work as a means of compression. With a single stream, it will take a byte's worth of info to direct the receiving station to the correct byte. With multiple streams it might be possible to have some slight compression when you get up to 6 or 7 simultaneous streams. The data sent to direct the receiver to which byte is desired might be reduced to 6 bits. (I'm going to try to write a little model program to see.) This is assuming that the data to be sent is itself an even distribution of byte values. Whether or not GPS/NTP time synchronization would help with improving data communication still remains. -- Chris kc0atc
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