Archive Comparison Table
This ZIP file contains all the results and any other information about the Archive Comparison Table. This table contains comparisons between 45 different archiving programs. Using 4 different data sets for the testing.
Archive Comparison Test
A.C.T. is a monthly report comparing 29 compression programs (archivers) for speed and ability to compress files. The archivers are tested on TXT, EXE, 669, BMP and multiple files. It also includes a checklist of special features some archivers can perform and the e-mail addresses of the authors.
Data Compression Algorithms of LARC and LHarc
This article by H.Okumura explains various algorithms of Data Compression. The article, originally uploaded in his workshop, is posted here with his permission. Also includes three C programs illustrating lzari, lzss and lzhuf methods uploaded with permission of their authors. These are the comp...
Data Compression and Decompression in Tight Places
I describe in this report an implementation of a general purpose data compression/decompression algorithm which is simple, achieves good compression, and uses few memory resources. File compression techniques for Forth programmers.
From the desk of Dr FIF, Fractal Compression FAQ
Below are the answers to some commonly asked questions about compression, Fractal technology, our commercial policies and practical implementations of our tools for compression and decompression.
LZW and GIF explained
I hope this little document will help enlighten those of you out there who want to know more about the Lempel-Ziv Welch compression algorithm, and, specifically, the implementation that GIF uses.
Release notes for LZRW1-A algorithm.
This file announces the release of my LZRW1-A algorithm. The LZRW1-A algorithm is a direct descendant of the LZRW1 algorithm, bettering it a little in both speed and compression.
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