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公开(公告)号:US20090216788A1
公开(公告)日:2009-08-27
申请号:US12038223
申请日:2008-02-27
申请人: Goutham Rao , Eric Brueggemann , Murali Bashyam , Carter George , Mark Taylor
发明人: Goutham Rao , Eric Brueggemann , Murali Bashyam , Carter George , Mark Taylor
IPC分类号: G06F17/00
CPC分类号: G06F17/30233
摘要: Mechanisms are provided for optimizing multiple files in an efficient format that allows maintenance of the original namespace. Multiple files and associated metadata are written to a suitcase file. The suitcase file includes index information for accessing compressed data associated with compacted files. A hardlink to the suitcase file includes an index number used to access the appropriate index information. A simulated link to a particular file maintains the name of the particular file prior to compaction.
摘要翻译: 提供了以有效格式优化多个文件的机制,允许维护原始命名空间。 将多个文件和关联的元数据写入行李箱文件。 手提箱文件包括用于访问与压缩文件相关联的压缩数据的索引信息。 手提箱文件的硬链接包括用于访问相应索引信息的索引号。 到特定文件的模拟链接在压缩之前保留特定文件的名称。
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公开(公告)号:US08655898B2
公开(公告)日:2014-02-18
申请号:US13491679
申请日:2012-06-08
申请人: Goutham Rao , Eric Brueggemann , Murali Bashyam , Carter George , Mark Taylor
发明人: Goutham Rao , Eric Brueggemann , Murali Bashyam , Carter George , Mark Taylor
CPC分类号: G06F17/30156 , G06F11/1453 , G06F17/30153 , G06F17/30353
摘要: Mechanisms are provided for optimizing files while allowing application servers access to metadata associated with preoptimized versions of the files. During file optimization involving compression and/or compaction, file metadata changes. In order to allow file optimization in a manner transparent to application servers, the metadata associated with preoptimized versions of the files is maintained in a metadata database as well as in an optimized version of the files themselves.
摘要翻译: 提供了优化文件的机制,同时允许应用程序服务器访问与优化版本的文件相关联的元数据。 在涉及压缩和/或压缩的文件优化过程中,文件元数据更改。 为了以对应用程序服务器透明的方式允许文件优化,与文件的预优化版本相关联的元数据会保存在元数据数据库以及文件本身的优化版本中。
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公开(公告)号:US08219534B2
公开(公告)日:2012-07-10
申请号:US12038223
申请日:2008-02-27
申请人: Goutham Rao , Eric Brueggemann , Murali Bashyam , Carter George , Mark Taylor
发明人: Goutham Rao , Eric Brueggemann , Murali Bashyam , Carter George , Mark Taylor
CPC分类号: G06F17/30233
摘要: Mechanisms are provided for optimizing multiple files in an efficient format that allows maintenance of the original namespace. Multiple files and associated metadata are written to a suitcase file. The suitcase file includes index information for accessing compressed data associated with compacted files. A hardlink to the suitcase file includes an index number used to access the appropriate index information. A simulated link to a particular file maintains the name of the particular file prior to compaction.
摘要翻译: 提供了以有效格式优化多个文件的机制,允许维护原始命名空间。 将多个文件和关联的元数据写入行李箱文件。 手提箱文件包括用于访问与压缩文件相关联的压缩数据的索引信息。 手提箱文件的硬链接包括用于访问相应索引信息的索引号。 到特定文件的模拟链接在压缩之前保留特定文件的名称。
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公开(公告)号:US20090216774A1
公开(公告)日:2009-08-27
申请号:US12038219
申请日:2008-02-27
申请人: Goutham Rao , Eric Brueggemann , Murali Bashyam , Carter George , Mark Taylor
发明人: Goutham Rao , Eric Brueggemann , Murali Bashyam , Carter George , Mark Taylor
IPC分类号: G06F17/30
CPC分类号: G06F17/30156 , G06F11/1453 , G06F17/30153 , G06F17/30353
摘要: Mechanisms are provided for optimizing files while allowing application servers access to metadata associated with preoptimized versions of the files. During file optimization involving compression and/or compaction, file metadata changes. In order to allow file optimization in a manner transparent to application servers, the metadata associated with preoptimized versions of the files is maintained in a metadata database as well as in an optimized version of the files themselves.
摘要翻译: 提供了优化文件的机制,同时允许应用程序服务器访问与优化版本的文件相关联的元数据。 在涉及压缩和/或压缩的文件优化过程中,文件元数据更改。 为了以对应用服务器透明的方式允许文件优化,与文件的优化版本相关联的元数据被保存在元数据数据库以及文件本身的优化版本中。
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公开(公告)号:US20120246127A1
公开(公告)日:2012-09-27
申请号:US13491679
申请日:2012-06-08
申请人: Goutham Rao , Eric Brueggemann , Murali Bashyam , Carter George , Mark Taylor
发明人: Goutham Rao , Eric Brueggemann , Murali Bashyam , Carter George , Mark Taylor
IPC分类号: G06F17/30
CPC分类号: G06F17/30156 , G06F11/1453 , G06F17/30153 , G06F17/30353
摘要: Mechanisms are provided for optimizing files while allowing application servers access to metadata associated with preoptimized versions of the files. During file optimization involving compression and/or compaction, file metadata changes. In order to allow file optimization in a manner transparent to application servers, the metadata associated with preoptimized versions of the files is maintained in a metadata database as well as in an optimized version of the files themselves.
摘要翻译: 提供了优化文件的机制,同时允许应用程序服务器访问与优化版本的文件相关联的元数据。 在涉及压缩和/或压缩的文件优化过程中,文件元数据更改。 为了以对应用服务器透明的方式允许文件优化,与文件的优化版本相关联的元数据被保存在元数据数据库以及文件本身的优化版本中。
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公开(公告)号:US08224831B2
公开(公告)日:2012-07-17
申请号:US12038219
申请日:2008-02-27
申请人: Goutham Rao , Eric Brueggemann , Murali Bashyam , Carter George , Mark Taylor
发明人: Goutham Rao , Eric Brueggemann , Murali Bashyam , Carter George , Mark Taylor
CPC分类号: G06F17/30156 , G06F11/1453 , G06F17/30153 , G06F17/30353
摘要: Mechanisms are provided for optimizing files while allowing application servers access to metadata associated with preoptimized versions of the files. During file optimization involving compression and/or compaction, file metadata changes. In order to allow file optimization in a manner transparent to application servers, the metadata associated with preoptimized versions of the files is maintained in a metadata database as well as in an optimized version of the files themselves.
摘要翻译: 提供了优化文件的机制,同时允许应用程序服务器访问与优化版本的文件相关联的元数据。 在涉及压缩和/或压缩的文件优化过程中,文件元数据更改。 为了以对应用服务器透明的方式允许文件优化,与文件的优化版本相关联的元数据被保存在元数据数据库以及文件本身的优化版本中。
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公开(公告)号:US20080152235A1
公开(公告)日:2008-06-26
申请号:US11774272
申请日:2007-07-06
申请人: Murali Bashyam , Goutham Rao , Carter George , Eric Brueggemann
发明人: Murali Bashyam , Goutham Rao , Carter George , Eric Brueggemann
IPC分类号: G06K9/62
CPC分类号: G06F17/30153 , G06T9/00 , H04N19/91 , H04N19/99
摘要: Prediction-based compression engines are spoon-fed with sequentially efficiently compressible (SEC) streams of input data that make it possible for the compression engines to more efficiently compress or otherwise compact the incoming data than would be possible with streams of input data accepted on a TV-raster scan basis. Various techniques are disclosed for intentionally forming SEC input data streams. Among these are the tight packing of alike files or fragments into concatenation suitcases and the decomposition of files into substantially predictably consistent (SPC) fragments or segments that are routed to different suitcases according to their type. In a graphics-directed embodiment, image frames are partitioned into segment areas that are internally SPC and multidirectional walks (i.e., U-turning walks) are defined in the segment areas where these defined walks are traced during compression and also during decompression. A variety of pre-compression data transformation methods are disclosed for causing apparently random data sequences to appear more compressibly alike to each other. The methods are usable in systems that permit substantially longer times for data compaction operations than for data decompaction operations.
摘要翻译: 基于预测的压缩引擎以顺序有效的可压缩(SEC)输入数据流进行勺子馈送,这使得压缩引擎可以比输入数据中接收的输入数据流更有效地压缩或以其他方式压缩输入数据 电视光栅扫描的基础。 公开了用于故意形成SEC输入数据流的各种技术。 其中包括将各种文件或片段紧密地打包成级联手提箱,并将文件分解成根据其类型路由到不同手提箱的基本上可预测地一致的(SPC)片段或片段。 在图形导向的实施例中,图像帧被分割成在内部SPC和多向行进(即,转弯步行)的段区域中,在压缩期间以及在解压缩期间跟踪这些定义的行走段的段区域中被定义。 公开了各种预压缩数据变换方法,用于使显然随机的数据序列彼此可压缩地相似。 这些方法可用于允许数据压缩操作比数据分解操作更长时间的系统。
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公开(公告)号:US20080050025A1
公开(公告)日:2008-02-28
申请号:US11774267
申请日:2007-07-06
申请人: Murali Bashyam , Goutham Rao , Carter George , Eric Brueggemann
发明人: Murali Bashyam , Goutham Rao , Carter George , Eric Brueggemann
IPC分类号: G06K9/36
CPC分类号: G06T9/002 , G06T9/001 , G06T9/004 , G06T9/005 , G06T9/20 , H04N19/119 , H04N19/124 , H04N19/129 , H04N19/132 , H04N19/136 , H04N19/172 , H04N19/176 , H04N19/182 , H04N19/20 , H04N19/23 , H04N19/593 , H04N19/91 , H04N19/94 , H04N19/97
摘要: Prediction-based compression engines are spoon-fed with sequentially efficiently compressible (SEC) streams of input data that make it possible for the compression engines to more efficiently compress or otherwise compact the incoming data than would be possible with streams of input data accepted on a TV-raster scan basis. Various techniques are disclosed for intentionally forming SEC input data streams. Among these are the tight packing of alike files or fragments into concatenation suitcases and the decomposition of files into substantially predictably consistent (SPC) fragments or segments that are routed to different suitcases according to their type. In a graphics-directed embodiment, image frames are partitioned into segment areas that are internally SPC and multidirectional walks (i.e., U-turning walks) are defined in the segment areas where these defined walks are traced during compression and also during decompression. A variety of pre-compression data transformation methods are disclosed for causing apparently random data sequences to appear more compressibly alike to each other. The methods are usable in systems that permit substantially longer times for data compaction operations than for data decompaction operations.
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公开(公告)号:US07970216B2
公开(公告)日:2011-06-28
申请号:US11774310
申请日:2007-07-06
申请人: Murali Bashyam , Goutham Rao , Carter George , Eric Brueggemann
发明人: Murali Bashyam , Goutham Rao , Carter George , Eric Brueggemann
IPC分类号: G06K9/36
CPC分类号: H04N19/42 , H04N19/13 , H04N19/132 , H04N19/17 , H04N19/184 , H04N19/60
摘要: Prediction-based compression engines are spoon-fed with sequentially efficiently compressible (SEC) streams of input data that make it possible for the compression engines to more efficiently compress or otherwise compact the incoming data than would be possible with streams of input data accepted on a TV-raster scan basis. Various techniques are disclosed for intentionally forming SEC input data streams. Among these are the tight packing of alike files or fragments into concatenation suitcases and the decomposition of files into substantially predictably consistent (SPC) fragments or segments that are routed to different suitcases according to their type. In a graphics-directed embodiment, image frames are partitioned into segment areas that are internally SPC and multidirectional walks (i.e., U-turning walks) are defined in the segment areas where these defined walks are traced during compression and also during decompression. A variety of pre-compression data transformation methods are disclosed for causing apparently random data sequences to appear more compressibly alike to each other. The methods are usable in systems that permit substantially longer times for data compaction operations than for data decompaction operations.
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公开(公告)号:US07936932B2
公开(公告)日:2011-05-03
申请号:US11774297
申请日:2007-07-06
申请人: Murali Bashyam , Goutham Rao , Carter George , Eric Brueggemann
发明人: Murali Bashyam , Goutham Rao , Carter George , Eric Brueggemann
IPC分类号: G06K9/36
CPC分类号: G06T9/002 , G06T9/001 , G06T9/004 , G06T9/005 , G06T9/20 , H04N19/119 , H04N19/124 , H04N19/129 , H04N19/132 , H04N19/136 , H04N19/172 , H04N19/176 , H04N19/182 , H04N19/20 , H04N19/23 , H04N19/593 , H04N19/91 , H04N19/94 , H04N19/97
摘要: Prediction-based compression engines are spoon-fed with sequentially efficiently compressible (SEC) streams of input data that make it possible for the compression engines to more efficiently compress or otherwise compact the incoming data than would be possible with streams of input data accepted on a TV-raster scan basis. Various techniques are disclosed for intentionally forming SEC input data streams. Among these are the tight packing of alike files or fragments into concatenation suitcases and the decomposition of files into substantially predictably consistent (SPC) fragments or segments that are routed to different suitcases according to their type. In a graphics-directed embodiment, image frames are partitioned into segment areas that are internally SPC and multidirectional walks (i.e., U-turning walks) are defined in the segment areas where these defined walks are traced during compression and also during decompression. A variety of pre-compression data transformation methods are disclosed for causing apparently random data sequences to appear more compressibly alike to each other. The methods are usable in systems that permit substantially longer times for data compaction operations than for data decompaction operations.
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