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LZX

LZX is an LZ77 family compression algorithm, a slightly improved version of DEFLATE. It is also the name of a file archiver with the same name. Both were invented by Jonathan Forbes and Tomi Poutanen in the 1990s.

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LZX

Nodes30
Edges29
Triples51
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.066667
Components1

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LZX

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related to Microsoft Cabinet files · 13
LZX → Amiga LZX, BCJ, Branch-Call-Jump, CALL, Forbes, Improvements, In, Intel, KB, Microsoft, Microsoft LZX, Microsoft's, This
related to Decompressing LZX files · 8
LZX → Amiga LZX, CHM, Convert LIT, LIT, Microsoft, The, There, XAD
related to Microsoft Compressed HTML Help (CHM) files · 7
LZX → Help, However, HTML, HTMLHelp, Microsoft Compressed HTML Help, Thus, When Microsoft
related to Amiga LZX · 6
LZX → Amiga, Canada, In, The, University, Waterloo
related to External links · 5
LZX → Amiga LZX, Convert LIT, Microsoft's LZX DELTA, Rust, The LZX
related to CompactOS NTFS file compression · 3
LZX → CompactOS NTFS, In Windows, Windows Imaging Format
related to Microsoft Reader (LIT) files · 3
LZX → CHM, Microsoft LIT, Microsoft Reader
related to Windows Imaging Format (WIM) files · 3
LZX → Windows, Windows Imaging Format, Windows Vista
related to Xbox Live Avatars · 2
LZX → Microsoft, Xbox Live Avatars
is a · 1
LZX → LZ77 family compression algorithm

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compression file microsoft amiga archiver files format algorithm lit also cabinet chm version use compressed windows imaging software 64 could

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
LZXis aLZ77 family compression algorithm0.90text
LZXrelated to Amiga LZXAmiga0.60section
LZXrelated to Amiga LZXUniversity0.60section
LZXrelated to Amiga LZXWaterloo0.60section
LZXrelated to Amiga LZXCanada0.60section
LZXrelated to Amiga LZXThe0.60section
LZXrelated to Amiga LZXIn0.60section
LZXrelated to CompactOS NTFS file compressionIn Windows0.60section
LZXrelated to CompactOS NTFS file compressionWindows Imaging Format0.60section
LZXrelated to CompactOS NTFS file compressionCompactOS NTFS0.60section
LZXrelated to Decompressing LZX filesThe0.60section
LZXrelated to Decompressing LZX filesXAD0.60section

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