Solid compression is a method used in data compression, particularly when compressing files or data structures that consist of multiple items, such as archives (like .zip or .tar files). Unlike traditional compression techniques, which typically compress data in a more generic way, solid compression treats a group of files or a complete dataset as a single block of data. The main idea behind solid compression is to achieve better compression ratios by eliminating redundancy across multiple files.
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