Performance Measurement and Comparison of Lossless Compression Algorithms
Sudhansh Sharma, Neetu Sharma, Durgansh Sharma
Abstract
Sudhansh Sharma, Neetu Sharma, Durgansh Sharma
Abstract
Data compression is widely required in the era of Information-communication-Technology (ICT), where it can be used to conserve the energy of networks, because a file with reduced size requires less time to get passed over the network. Thus the technique of compression and decompression can be quite effective in establishing efficient communication over the computer networks. The work performed in the paper, compares the Loss less data compression algorithms and analyses various parameters like compression ratio, compression speed, decompression speed, saving percentage. An experimental comparison of a number of different lossless data compression algorithms is presented in this paper. The article is concluded by stating which algorithm performs well for text data.
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Data compression is widely required in the era of Information-communication-Technology (ICT), where it can be used to conserve the energy of networks, because a file with reduced size requires less time to get passed over the network. Thus the technique of compression and decompression can be quite effective in establishing efficient communication over the computer networks. The work performed in the paper, compares the Loss less data compression algorithms and analyses various parameters like compression ratio, compression speed, decompression speed, saving percentage. An experimental comparison of a number of different lossless data compression algorithms is presented in this paper. The article is concluded by stating which algorithm performs well for text data.
Key concepts: Lossless compression, Computer science, Data compression, Compression (physics), Algorithm, Data compression ratio, Compression ratio, Lossy compression