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Theoretical analysis demonstrates superior performance of adaptive coding relative to non-adaptive schemes, indicating improved efficiency bounds for data compression.
Using the close relationship between arithmetic and enumerative codes, expressions are developed for the performance of various non-adaptive codes. It is then shown that there exists adaptive codes whose performance can be guaranteed to be better than or close to these non-adaptive codes. On some actual examples the adaptive codes are significantly better than the non-adaptive ones.
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