LZ78s
LZ78s is a lossless data compression algorithm developed by Abraham Lempel and Jacob Ziv in 1978. It is a dictionary-based compression method, meaning it builds a dictionary of frequently occurring patterns within the data and replaces those patterns with references to the dictionary. Unlike its predecessor LZ77, which used a sliding window, LZ78s explicitly constructs a dictionary table.
The algorithm works by reading the input data and, for each new character encountered, searching for the
LZ78s is known for its simplicity and effectiveness on a wide range of data. Its performance depends