1.3 Exchanging Data Flashcards

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Define Compression

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The process used to reduce the storage space required by a file

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Define Lossy compression

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Lossy compression reduces the size of a file while also removing some of its information (information cannot be retained)

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Define Lossless compression

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The original file can be recovered from the compressed version and using lossy compression reduces the size of the file by completely disregarding some information

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Define Run Length Encoding

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A method of lossless compression in which
repeated values are removed and replaced with one occurrence of the data followed by
the number of times it should be repeated
( AAAAAABBBBBCCC could be represented as A6B5C3)

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Define Dictionary encoding

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Is another example of a method of lossless compression. Frequently occurring pieces of data are replaced with an index and compressed data is stored alongside a dictionary

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First normal form

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No repeating data
Data is atomic
Has a primary key

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Second normal form

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Is in first form

Every key is dependant on the primary key

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Third normal form

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Has no transitive relationship

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