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Cet article propose et évalue un système de code de caractères ou de symboles appelé EPICS pour le traitement de l'information multilingue. EPICS intègre un système de codage de longueur variable utilisant des unités de 16 bits et une machine virtuelle intelligente. EPICS améliore l'interchangeabilité des données. Le système de codage à longueur variable offre un énorme espace de code. Cet immense espace peut inclure non seulement des ensembles de codes standardisés, mais également des codes non standardisés de symboles anciens et des symboles spécifiques à l'utilisateur. La machine virtuelle intelligente exécute les entrées sous forme d'instructions et est personnalisable de manière dynamique. Il nous permet de définir et de modifier des instructions pendant l'exécution et nous offre des fonctionnalités de personnalisation. Les fonctionnalités de personnalisation peuvent être utilisées pour spécifier un ordre de tri et une normalisation. La personnalisation permet également à un producteur d'informations (expéditeur) d'exprimer ses intentions ou des annotations dans les données et à un consommateur d'informations (destinataire) de traiter les données en fonction de ses besoins. De plus, la personnalisation permet d'envoyer des données compressées et des fragments de programme de décompression de manière incrémentale et efficace sans algorithmes de décompression prédéfinis.
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Noritaka OSAWA, Toshitsugu YUBA, "An Efficient, Programmable and Interchangeable Code System: EPICS" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information,
vol. E83-D, no. 4, pp. 797-806, April 2000, doi: .
Abstract: This paper proposes and evaluates a character or symbol code system called EPICS for multilingual information processing. EPICS integrates a variable-length coding system using 16-bit units and a smart virtual machine. EPICS enhances the interchangeability of data. The variable-length coding system provides a huge code space. This huge space can include not only standardized code sets but also non-standardized codes of ancient symbols and user-specific symbols. The smart virtual machine executes inputs as instructions and is dynamically customizable. It allows us to define and modify instructions during runtime and provides us with customization facilities. Customization facilities can be used to specify a sorting order and normalization. Customization also makes it possible for an information producer (sender) to express his intentions or annotations in data and for an information consumer (receiver) to process the data depending on his needs. Moreover, customization enables one to send compressed data and decompression program fragments incrementally and efficiently without predefined decompression algorithms.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/information/10.1587/e83-d_4_797/_p
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