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Symbolic substitution system for data compression.

S D Goodman, M A Brooke

|August 31, 2010

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This study introduces a novel symbolic substitution method for efficient string matching and data compression. The technique maps input sequences to tree structures for generating compressed output, offering both adaptive and nonadaptive schemes.

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Area of Science:

Computer Science
Information Theory
Algorithms

Background:

String matching is crucial for data processing and compression.
Symbolic substitution offers a flexible framework for pattern recognition and data manipulation.
Existing data compression techniques often face limitations in handling complex temporal sequences.

Purpose of the Study:

To present a new application of symbolic substitution for string matching.
To achieve data compression using this novel approach.
To develop both adaptive and nonadaptive schemes for compression and decompression.

Main Methods:

Mapping temporal input sequences to a two-dimensional array with a tree structure.
Developing a symbolic substitution system and rules for input mapping and output sequence generation.
Implementing nonadaptive and adaptive (with dynamic adaptation rules) compression/decompression schemes.

Main Results:

Demonstrated a novel method for string matching via symbolic substitution.
Successfully mapped input sequences to tree structures for data compression.
Developed and described both nonadaptive and adaptive compression algorithms.

Conclusions:

Symbolic substitution provides an effective mechanism for string matching and data compression.
The proposed method offers a structured approach to handling temporal sequences.
Both adaptive and nonadaptive schemes can be implemented for practical data compression applications.