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I am writing a simple encoder and decoder of a Huffman tree that produces classical and canonical codes after the tree is built. But no matter what, given an input, it produces always the same result ...
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I am running into a very interesting dilemma while learning Huffman compression. I am currently studying in a course that uses zyBooks and the examples are absolutely terrible in my opinion. In 2 ...
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The result of decoding the tree constructed using the first write-up is correct, but the tree constructed using the second write-up is decoded incorrectly, why? I thought they were equivalent but they ...
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I'm trying to improve the computational speed of this huffman. For small input hex strings its fine but the bigger the input string is the time increments considerably with a large enough string speed ...
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I have this question: Consider a DMS with seven possible symbols Xi, i = 1, 2, ... , 7 and the corresponding probabilities p1 = 0.37, p2 = 0.33, p3 = 0.16, p4 = 0.07, p5 = 0.04, p6 = 0.02, and p7 = 0....
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I'm reading Algorithms by Jeff Erickson, and I have trouble in solving the exercise in Greedy Algorithms: (b) Suppose the total length N of the unencoded message is bounded by a polynomial in the ...
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I try to implement huffman code in C. I have two arrays, one storing all the nodes and one that contains pointers to certain nodes. The second one contains the unfinished trees that I want to combine. ...
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code: typedef struct { int weight; char c; int parent, lchild, rchild; } Node, *HTree; void findmin(HTree ht, int len, int *p1, int *p2) void CreateHTree(HTree ht, int n) void print(...
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I have a c program that attempts implementing Huffman encryption. The problem is that the program runs indefinity after asking for the file containing the string to be encrypted is entered. i'm not ...
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All sources i've read quote the below process to get Huffman codes: Arrange the elements in ascending order of their frequencies. Create a binary tree by repeatedly combining the two least frequent ...
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My problem is similar to the one solved HERE, with few differences. So the a Deflated block with dynamic Huffman codes is structured like this: |Block Header|compressed block|end of block| Then Block ...
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So my obsession with deflate compression is leading me no where but i feel like there is something i can do the process better. Here is what i understood so far: def lz77(uncompressed): #find ...
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From what i understood Deflate is LZ77 and Huffman encoding but i have been looking at the structure of .zip file but i haven't seen where to extract information about Huffman tree that was used in ...
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I was trying to encode and decode an image using Huffman codes. I am encountering an issue when calling the methods from this class in the main method: using System; using System.Collections.Generic; ...
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I'm trying to create a height-limited Huffman Tree. One algorithm proposed for this is the BRCI Algorithm, which promises a comparatively fast and simple to implement solution. This means that the ...

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