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Arithmetic Coding

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6&gt; (xn=a i jx 1 ; : : : ; xn\\Gamma1 ) and uses it to interpret the received message. A binary transmission can be viewed as defining an interval within the real line from 0 to 1. For example, the transmission 01 is interpreted as a binary real number 0.01: : : , which corresponds to the interval [0:01; 0:10) (binary), i.e., the interval [0:25; 0:50] (base ten). A longer transmission 01101 corresponds to the interval [0:01101; 0:01110); because 01101 has the first string 01 as a prefix, the new interval is a sub-interval of the interval [0:01; 0:10]. A one megabyte binary file (2 2 3 bits) is thus viewed as specifying a number between 0 and 1 to a precision of about 10

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@article{discussed2007arithmetic,
  title = {{Arithmetic Coding}},
  author = {Discussed, When We},
  year = {2007}
}

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