Sonic Boom: System For Reducing The Digital Footprint Of Data Streams Through Lossless Scalable Binary Substitution

a data stream and binary substitution technology, applied in the field of data compression schemes, to achieve the effect of perfect lossless data retention

Inactive Publication Date: 2018-05-24
BENAVIDES ANTHONY BEN
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[0034]In this non-provisional patent submission, we present an innovative data substitution scheme called SCALABLE BINARY SUBSTITUTION (or “SBS”) whose core function is to calculate and convert the numerical value of binary source bits into their equivalent decimal sum that can then be substituted for a numerically-precise, compactly-written, mathematical expression. It offers a significant advantage compared to other algorithms that manipulate the binary properties of data sets because the SBS algorithm functions by interpreting the value of source bits beyond mere symbols to be manipulated via traditional compression and statistical substitution techniques. Because the very nature of mathematics is absolutely limitless in its breadth and scope, the SBS algorithm is exclusively designed to leverage the deceptively-simple, yet infinitely-dynamic rules of binary-to-decimal arithmetic in order to transcend the entire paradigm in which digi

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[0042]In the modern digital world, millions and billions of source bits are assembled to create most commonly used data sets like software programs, multimedia files, games, and digital communication signals. To increase the utility of digital data, there have been many innovations in the art of data compression that are based upon as many different strategies, frameworks, and methodologies as there are hardware and software systems that utilize such data. Most data compression techniques are based upon condensing source data by deleting a material amount of information or by substituting source data for an alternative symbolic representation.

[0043]Compressing data streams by calculating the value of its consecutive bits produces sums that can often be millions of digits in length. This is because according to the mathematical nature of adding the individual bits of an arbitrary-length binary data set, the numerical value of any given bit in a stream is exactly double...

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Because all digital data streams are composed of randomly-distributed zeros (0s) and ones (1s) called bits, it can be posited that all arbitrary-length binary data sets having a finite magnitude can be distilled into numerically-precise integers that accurately represent the value of every individual bit within the set. Mathematically, once a data stream's bit structure has been analyzed, the exact combination of its uniquely-assembled bits, its “digital footprint”, can be perfectly replicated simply by calculating the numerical value of each consecutive bit to produce a decimal sum equal to the value of the entire stream. This universal data compression technique is called “SCALABLE BINARY SUBSTITUTION” because the functional objective of the scheme is to analyze the digital footprint of a source data stream, regardless of its magnitude, and substitute the entirety of its encoded information for a simple math expression: Absolutely lossless data compression through mathematically-precise substitution.

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CROSS REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS[0001]This Non-Provisional Patent Application claims priority to and the benefit of the filing date of Provisional Patent Application No. U.S. 62 / 495,056, filed on Sep. 1, 2016, entitled “SONIC BOOM: SYSTEM FOR REDUCING THE DIGITAL FOOTPRINT OF DATA STREAMS THROUGH LOSSLESS SCALABLE BINARY SUBSTITUTION”, which is hereby incorporated by reference in its entirety.BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION(1) Field of the Invention[0002]This patent specification relates to novel data compression schemes and various algorithmic frameworks for reducing the size of digital source data. More particularly, this non-provisional patent specification describes a universally-scalable platform / protocol / format-agnostic data substitution scheme that is capable of compressing any mode of digitized source data by output ratios that are approximate to the inverse magnitude of the source data being converted while maintaining 100.000% lossless data retention.(2) Background Art[...

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IPC IPC(8): H03M7/04
CPCH03M7/04H03M7/30H03M7/55
Inventor BENAVIDES, ANTHONY BEN
Owner BENAVIDES ANTHONY BEN
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