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- Data Compression Programs - Matt Mahoney
Programs are last modified by Matt Mahoney unless otherwise specified PAQ8 - Very slow but has the best compression on many benchmarks Uses a context mixing algorithm
- Matt Mahoneys Home Page
Matt Mahoney's Home Page Welcome I received my Ph D at Florida Tech in 2003 and taught some classes there through 2009 I then worked at Ocarina Networks (bought by Dell in 2010) as a chief scientist specializing in data compression research until 2015 I am now retired I am also intrested in the cost and social impact of artificial
- Data Compression Explained - Matt Mahoney
Mahoney (2000) made several improvements that made neural network compression practical The neural network predicts one bit at a time instead of one character The training is online, eliminating multiple passes
- The Barkley Marathons - 100 Mile Run - Matt Mahoney
Matt Mahoney's pathetic race report, 2 pages in 11:09 Photos by John Price in camp and Rat Jaw The Barkley Fall Classic 30 Mile was Sept 20, 2014 on marked trails (except Rat Jaw) with aid stations There were 228 starters and 163 finishers (71%) within the 13:20 cutoff The winner earns entry to the "real" Barkley 2013 Results
- Nolans 14 - Matt Mahoney
If you run the Nolan's 14 course on your own and would like your name listed here, email Matt Mahoney at mattmahoneyfl@gmail com You may also send a trip report and a link to photos and I will post it
- Large Text Compression Benchmark - Matt Mahoney
p5, p6, and p12 (Matt Mahoney, May 13, 2000) use a neural network with 256K or 4M inputs, no hidden layer and a single output to predict the next bit of input, given hashes of various contexts to select active inputs
- The PAQ Data Compression Programs - Matt Mahoney
Matt Mahoney PAQ is a series of open source data compression archivers that have evolved through collaborative development to top rankings on several benchmarks measuring compression ratio (although at the expense of speed and memory usage) This page traces their development
- About the Test Data - Matt Mahoney
Matt Mahoney Last update: Sept 1, 2011 History The test data for the Large Text Compression Benchmark is the first 10 9 bytes of the English Wikipedia dump on Mar 3, 2006 http: download wikipedia org enwiki 20060303 enwiki-20060303-pages-articles xml bz2 (1 1 GB or 4 8 GB after decompressing with bzip2 - link no longer works)
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