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A new data structure for cumulative probability tables: An improved frequency-to-symbol algorithm (Technical report / Computer Research Laboratory, UCSC)
  

A new data structure for cumulative probability tables: An improved frequency-to-symbol algorithm (Technical report / Computer Research Laboratory, UCSC) (Unknown Binding)

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  • Unknown Binding: 4 pages
  • Publisher: Computer Research Laboratory, [University of California, Santa Cruz (1995)
  • Language English
  • ASIN: B0006QFM0Q
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