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bit/symbol encoding.
So the average length of letter transmitted using the Huffman code is 3. Suppose, though, that the frequency of use of the letter is given by. E
up vote 3 down vote favorite. 1. how do you encode words using the huffman code such as NEED. algorithm encoding compression huffman
... is figure out how many bits are originally used to store the data and subtract from that how many bits are used to store the data using the Huffman code.
What compression ratio do we achieve by using the Huffman code? sum(pi*len( code for pi)) = 1.7005, which is 85% of the original 2
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