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Bitstream format refers to a method of representing data in a way that is efficient for transmission, storage, or processing. It typically consists of a continuous stream of bits (0s and 1s) where data is organized in a specific structure, allowing for efficient decoding and processing.

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  1. Data compression
  2. Information theory
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