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(New page: =Decompression algorithms= The decompression algorithms used in SCI are as follows: ==SCI0 compression algorithms== {| border="1" |'''method''' |'''algorithm''' |---- |0 |uncompressed |-...) |
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== SCI1.1 compression algorithms == | |||
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|'''method''' | |||
|'''algorithm''' | |||
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|uncompressed | |||
|---- | |||
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|DCL-EXPLODE | |||
|---- | |||
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|DCL-EXPLODE | |||
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As reported by Vladimir Gneushev, SCI32 uses STACpack (as described in RFC 1974) explicitly, determining whether there is a need for compression by comparing the size of the compressed data block with that of the uncompressed. | As reported by Vladimir Gneushev, SCI32 uses STACpack (as described in RFC 1974) explicitly, determining whether there is a need for compression by comparing the size of the compressed data block with that of the uncompressed. |
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