The two contributioms that come to mind are the Hutter cash prize for the best compressor of the English Wikipedia and the work on PPM compression-based
text classification by the late Prof. Ian Witten's group at Waikato (NZ) [1,2].
The model that best compresses the input string was likely generated by the distribution from which the compression model was 'trained'
The two contributioms that come to mind are the Hutter cash prize for the best compressor of the English Wikipedia and the work on PPM compression-based text classification by the late Prof. Ian Witten's group at Waikato (NZ) [1,2]. The model that best compresses the input string was likely generated by the distribution from which the compression model was 'trained'
[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27440093
[2] https://www.computer.org/csdl/proceedings-article/dcc/2000/0...