Huffman Coding and Applications in Compression for Vector Maps

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Huffman coding is a statistical lossless coding method with high efficiency. The principal and implementation of Huffman coding is discussed and Huffman coding is implemented to the compression of vector maps. The property of the algorithm is discussed. Experiments demonstrated that the algorithm proposed can compress vector maps with high efficiency and no loss.

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