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Introduction
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1.
Introduction
E.6719
The
arrow
must
follow
the
path
to
reach
the
square.
Use
a
loop
and
the
mini-
mum
number
of
actions
to
complete
the
path
:
E.6720
1
Consider
the
excerpt
from
ˇ
Essays
ı
by
Montaigne
:
ˇThe
speech
I
like
is
a
simple
and
naive
speech,
such
on
paper
as
in
the
mouth
:
a
succulent
and
nervous
speechı
a
Count
the
number
of
characters
needed
to
store
this
ex-
cerpt
in
a
computer
(don’t
forget
to
count
the
spaces)
.
b
We
decide
to
use
the
symbol
•
to
represent
a
sequence
of
characters.
What
will
be
your
choice
to
reduce
the
storage
size
needed
for
this
quote.
2
Same
question
for
the
excerpt
from
ˇ
Essays
ı
by
Mon-
taigne
:
ˇeach
lopin
makes
its
body
there
:
not
pedantic,
not
fratesque,
not
pleading,
but
rather
soldatesqueı
E.6721
1
Use
the
symbol
•
to
represent
the
same
sequence
of
char-
acters
to
reduce
the
storage
size
of
the
following
sentence
:
ˇ
Thus,
always
pushed
toward
new
rivages
ı
(Lamar-
tine)
What
is
the
sequence
of
characters
chosen
for
compres-
sion?
2
Consider
the
following
sentence
:
ˇ
Bloody,
slow
Fridays
from
enterrements
ı.
(Apolli-
naire)
We
take
the
liberty
of
changing
the
sentence
to
:
ˇ
The
bloody,
slow
vandredis
of
anterremants
ı.
(Apol-
linaire)
Note
that
the
ˇsonı
of
the
sentence
has
not
changed.
a
Which
character
sequence
is
then
selected?
b
With
this
transformation,
can
we
recover
the
original
sentence?
This
type
of
compression
is
called
lossy
compression
.
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