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view m-toolbox/classes/+utils/@helper/dzip.m @ 51:9d5c88356247 database-connection-manager
Make unit tests database connection parameters configurable
author | Daniele Nicolodi <nicolodi@science.unitn.it> |
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date | Wed, 07 Dec 2011 17:24:37 +0100 |
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function Z = dzip(M) % DZIP - losslessly compress data into smaller memory space % % USAGE: % Z = dzip(M) % % VARIABLES: % M = variable to compress % Z = compressed output % % NOTES: (1) The input variable M can be a scalar, vector, matrix, or % n-dimensional matrix % (2) The input variable must be a non-complex and full (meaning % matrices declared as type "sparse" are not allowed) % (3) Permitted input types include: double, single, logical, % char, int8, uint8, int16, uint16, int32, uint32, int64, % and uint64. % (4) In testing, DZIP compresses several megabytes of data per % second. % (5) In testing, random matrices of type double compress to about % 75% of their original size. Sparsely populated matrices or % matrices with regular structure can compress to less than % 1% of their original size. The realized compression ratio % is heavily dependent on the data. % (6) Variables originally occupying very little memory (less than % about half of one kilobyte) are handled correctly, but % the compression requires some overhead and may actually % increase the storage size of such small data sets. % One exception to this rule is noted below. % (7) LOGICAL variables are compressed to a small fraction of % their original sizes. % (8) The DUNZIP function decompresses the output of this function % and restores the original data, including size and class type. % (9) This function uses the public domain ZLIB Deflater algorithm. % (10) Carefully tested, but no warranty; use at your own risk. % (11) Michael Kleder, Nov 2005 s = size(M); c = class(M); cn = strmatch(c,{'double','single','logical','char','int8','uint8',... 'int16','uint16','int32','uint32','int64','uint64'}); if cn == 3 | cn == 4 M=uint8(M); end M=typecast(M(:),'uint8'); M=[uint8(cn);uint8(length(s));typecast(s(:),'uint8');M(:)]; f=java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream(); g=java.util.zip.DeflaterOutputStream(f); g.write(M); g.close; Z=typecast(f.toByteArray,'uint8'); f.close; return