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"Jerome M. BERGER" wrote:
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> > In point of fact, several LZ algorithms were published, but yes.
> >
> Well, there was the original and then several variants (including the
> LZ77 of gzip fame), I don't know exactly where LZW fits in with the
> other variants...
I'm not sure, either.
> > > 2. Unisys developped some changes to this algorithm
> >
> > One guy at a company that is now part of Unisys made some improvements.
> >
> That amounts to the same thing legally, I think
Based on his contract, it does, if his contract is anything like mine.
I like to give credit to individuals over corporations, though,
regardless of who gets the money.
Make an improvement, and your initial can be added: LZW?
-Mark Gordon
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