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jules Gilbert · Guest

I have a pre-compressor that accepts random input, and transforms the
input into two bit "ker-chunks". At one point in the process
everything is in terms of two-bit chunks, and this is what the program
"sees":

On the four possible output states, I did a "sort <input | uniq -c |
sort -r" to show the following:

266136 1 0

176612 0 1

174983 0 0

and the 'error' state (a catch-all exception state,)

88717 1 1

So, I have four states with the frequencies stated, and I want to know
what I should do next to form the output file.

Some of you guys have been very helpful to me but the down side of my
focusing on ways to compress RAD is that I have not spent the
necessary time to do the basics.

I tried sending two bit tokens to bzip2 and got nowhere -- no
compression whatsoever.

Oh yeah, some of you seem not to believe that I am actually producing
non-RAD output from purely random input. Well yes I am. Cooperate
now and someone will likely have an event.


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