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Any _real_ experts on compression here?
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I thought you were an expert in everything?
I know a wee bit from a network perspective but I suspect that's not what you're after ...Hang on - there is actually a place called Cheddar?? - cailin maith
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I must own up to being a bit of an expert on compressing pay rates to contractors.Originally posted by AtWI thought so
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You guessed right.Originally posted by snawI know a wee bit from a network perspective but I suspect that's not what you're after ...
I am interested in hearing from those who know what "MOFFAT" (in context of compression) stands for.
The interest is in area of integer coding and binary index compression.Last edited by AtW; 2 December 2005, 19:03.Comment
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I am an expert in google.Originally posted by AtWYou guessed right.
I am interested in hearing from those who know what "MOFFAT" (in context of compression) stands for.
The interest is in area of integer coding and binary index compression.
Alistair MoffatI've seen much of the rest of the world. It is brutal and cruel and dark, Rome is the light.Comment
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Are you aware of any better work on index compression than Moffat? This is what counts, not ability to find who he is after I gave enough hints so that even a retard could do it.Comment
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Ah ha, AtW is trolling me. Yes, I do know Alistair Moffat. He is an expert on compression. My first thought when you say Moffat Compression is the compression of textual information and building indexes from them. Would have thought that was part of how your SKA worked already...Insanity: repeating the same actions, but expecting different results.
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I wasn't aware you have made some progresses, good to hear.Originally posted by AtWAre you aware of any better work on index compression than Moffat? This is what counts, not ability to find who he is after I gave enough hints so that even a retard could do it.
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Reading more carefully the words of a retard before he edits them:Originally posted by AtWAre you aware of any better work on index compression than Moffat? This is what counts, not ability to find who he is after I gave enough hints so that even a retard could do it.
"I am interested in hearing from those who know what "MOFFAT" (in context of compression) stands for."I've seen much of the rest of the world. It is brutal and cruel and dark, Rome is the light.Comment
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I need to compress inverted index better - I have got recent Moffat's paper at hand (read a few times and fully understand) that I am going to implement tonight, however I was wondering if anybody done anything better than him. It seems like not, perhaps I will have to write paper myself next year.Originally posted by threadedWould have thought that was part of how your SKA worked already...Comment
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