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Tweak : constant array (Bl_Code) of Positive_M32 := |
-- For the origin of the tweak function, see "za_work.xls", sheet "Deflate". |
-- function f3 = 0.20 f1 [logarithmic] + 0.80 * identity |
-- NB: all values are multiplied by 100 for accuracy. |
(100, 255, 379, 490, 594, 694, 791, 885, 978, 1069, 1159, 1249, 1338, 1426, 1513, 1600); |
-- Neutral is: |
-- (100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800, 900, 1000, 1100, 1200, 1300, 1400, 1500, 1600) |
function L1_Tweaked (B1, B2 : Bl_Vector) return Natural_M32 is |
S : Natural_M32 := 0; |
begin |
for I in B1'Range loop |
S := S + abs (Tweak (B1 (I)) - Tweak (B2 (I))); |
end loop; |
return S; |
end L1_Tweaked; |
-- L2 or Euclidean distance |
function L2_Distance_Square (B1, B2 : Bl_Vector) return Natural_M32 is |
S : Natural_M32 := 0; |
begin |
for I in B1'Range loop |
S := S + (B1 (I) - B2 (I))**2; |
end loop; |
return S; |
end L2_Distance_Square; |
-- L2, tweaked |
function L2_Tweaked_Square (B1, B2 : Bl_Vector) return Natural_M32 is |
S : Natural_M32 := 0; |
begin |
for I in B1'Range loop |
S := S + (Tweak (B1 (I)) - Tweak (B2 (I)))**2; |
end loop; |
return S; |
end L2_Tweaked_Square; |
type Distance_Type is (L1, L1_Tweaked, L2, L2_Tweaked); |
function Similar |
(H1, H2 : Deflate_Huff_Descriptors; |
Dist_Kind : Distance_Type; |
Threshold : Natural) return Boolean |
is |
Dist : Natural_M32; |
Thres : Natural_M32 := Natural_M32 (Threshold); |
begin |
case Dist_Kind is |
when L1 => |
Dist := L1_Distance (Convert (H1), Convert (H2)); |
when L1_Tweaked => |
Thres := Thres * Tweak (1); |
Dist := L1_Tweaked (Convert (H1), Convert (H2)); |
when L2 => |
Thres := Thres * Thres; |
Dist := L2_Distance_Square (Convert (H1), Convert (H2)); |
when L2_Tweaked => |
Thres := (Thres * Thres) * (Tweak (1) * Tweak (1)); |
Dist := L2_Tweaked_Square (Convert (H1), Convert (H2)); |
end case; |
return Dist < Thres; |
end Similar; |
-- Another original part in the Taillaule algorithm: the possibility of recycling |
-- Huffman codes. It is possible only if previous block was not stored and if |
-- the new block's used alphabets are included in the old block's used alphabets. |
function Recyclable (H_Old, H_New : Deflate_Huff_Descriptors) return Boolean is |
begin |
for I in H_Old.Lit_Len'Range loop |
if H_Old.Lit_Len (I).Bit_Length = 0 and H_New.Lit_Len (I).Bit_Length > 0 then |
return False; -- Code used in new, but not in old |
end if; |
end loop; |
for I in H_Old.Dis'Range loop |
if H_Old.Dis (I).Bit_Length = 0 and H_New.Dis (I).Bit_Length > 0 then |
return False; -- Code used in new, but not in old |
end if; |
end loop; |
return True; |
end Recyclable; |
-- Phase (C): the Prepare_Huffman_codes procedure finds the Huffman code for each |
-- value, given the bit length imposed as input. |
procedure Prepare_Huffman_Codes (Hd : in out Huff_Descriptor) is |
Max_Huffman_Bits : constant := 15; |
Bl_Count, Next_Code : array (0 .. Max_Huffman_Bits) of Natural := (others => 0); |
Code : Natural := 0; |
Bl : Natural; |
begin |
-- Algorithm from RFC 1951, section 3.2.2. |
-- Step 1) |
for I in Hd'Range loop |
Bl := Hd (I).Bit_Length; |
Bl_Count (Bl) := Bl_Count (Bl) + 1; -- One more code to be defined with bit length bl |
end loop; |
-- Step 2) |
for Bits in 1 .. Max_Huffman_Bits loop |
Code := (Code + Bl_Count (Bits - 1)) * 2; |
Next_Code (Bits) := Code; -- This will be the first code for bit length "bits" |
end loop; |
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