Typo and grammar fixes
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* files would be small relative to the size of the file.
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*
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* Various 'diffing' algorithms utilize this notion of edit distance and
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* the corrensponding concept of a minimal edit script between two
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* the corresponding concept of a minimal edit script between two
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* sequences to identify the regions within two files where they differ.
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* The core algorithm used in this match finder is described in:
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*
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* Note: after some experimentation, this approach proved to not provide enough
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* utility to justify the additional CPU used in finding matches. The one area
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* where this approach consistenly outperforms Zstandard even on level 19 is
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* when compressing small files (<10 KB) using a equally small dictionary that
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* where this approach consistently outperforms Zstandard even on level 19 is
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* when compressing small files (<10 KB) using an equally small dictionary that
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* is very similar to the source file. For the use case that this was intended,
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* (large similar files) this approach by itself took 5-10X longer than zstd-19 and
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* generally resulted in 2-3X larger files. The core advantage that zstd-19 has
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* over this appraoch for match finding is the overlapping matches. This approach
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* over this approach for match finding is the overlapping matches. This approach
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* cannot find any.
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*
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* I'm leaving this in the contrib section in case this ever becomes interesting
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