Polylog space compression, pushdown compression, and Lempel-Ziv are incomparable
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(7)- Pebble-depth
- Pushdown and Lempel-Ziv depth
- On the difference between finite-state and pushdown depth
- Pushdown compression
- Bounded pushdown dimension vs Lempel Ziv information density
- Lightweight data indexing and compression in external memory
- Polylog Space Compression Is Incomparable with Lempel-Ziv and Pushdown Compression
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