Lossless data compression of digital audio signals is useful when it is necessary to minimize the storage space or transmission bandwidth of audio data while still maintaining archival quality.

With more than 9 billion gigabytes of information traveling the internet every day, researchers are constantly looking for new ways to compress data into smaller packages. Cutting-edge techniques ...

Their proposed method, outlined in a paper published in Nature Machine Intelligence, was found to be significantly more powerful than classical data compression algorithms. "In January 2023, when ...

Dr. Ziya Arnavut of the State University of New York at Fredonia has received a patent for a software invention that provides ...

Lossless Data Compression Lossless data compression, as its name implies, is the process of compressing data without altering or destroying its original content. This form of compression is ...

The key to lossless compression is to replace redundant runs of data with a pointer that occupies less storage space. For example, the preceding text includes six instances of the string ...

When to use lossless data compression. If you have a big data application and you can’t afford to lose any data, and you need to unpack every byte of data that you compress, you’ll want a ...

What is lossless audio? Digital audio — the kind that’s written onto audio CDs — takes up a lot of room. Eighty minutes of stereo sound needs 700MB of storage space.

[Part 1 offers an introduction and overview of lossless audio data compression, and a discussion of some of its key principles. Part 2 continues its focus on the key principles of lossless audio data ...