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pip install pyfastpfor
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Due to some compilation quirks this currently seem to work with GCC only. I will fix it in some not so distant future. You may also need to install Python dev-files. On Ubuntu, for Python 3 you can do it as follows:
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The bindings build with GCC or Clang, on both x86-64 (SSE/AVX) and ARM/aarch64 (NEON, including Apple Silicon). You may also need to install Python dev-files. On Ubuntu, for Python 3 you can do it as follows:
The library supports all the codecs implemented in the original [FastPFor](https://github.com/lemire/FastPFor) library by July 2023. To get a list of codecs, use the function ``getCodecList``.
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The library supports all the codecs implemented in the original [FastPFor](https://github.com/lemire/FastPFor) library (v0.5.0). To get a list of codecs, use the function ``getCodecList``.
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Typical light-weight compression does not take context into account and, consequently, works well only for small integers. When integers are large, data differencing is a common trick to make integers small. In particular, we often deal with sorted lists of integers, which can be represented by differences between neighboring numbers.
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