Data Structures and Algorithms Part XVI - The Huffman Compression Algorithm (Part 2)
Posted February 25 2003
Summary: In her latest installment, Alison Neal discusses the Huffman compression algorithm, which is the same compression algorithm that is used by PkZip. The algorithm yields approximately 40% compression for text files. The test application included with the article reduces the provided test file from 20kb to 12kb in size, and then decompresses it back to its original state. Part 2 of 2.
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