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Re: XML Binary and Compression


perl binary compression
On Monday 10 March 2003 11:50 am, Alessandro Triglia wrote:
> How expensive would it be for the authors of this paper to create a new
> set of test documents vaguely similar (in terms of some metrics) to the
> "unpublishable" ones, and then re-run the tests and publish the new
> results?  Actually, the new test data wouldn't need to resemble the
> current test data - how much it does is up to the authors.  But the new
> results would be more useful and interesting than the current ones.

Seems like a perfect job for a perl script...


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