Non Sequential Recursive Pair Substitution: Some Rigorous Results
Dario Benedetto, Emanuele Caglioti, Davide Gabrielli

TL;DR
This paper provides rigorous mathematical results on the NSRPS method, demonstrating its effectiveness in data compression and entropy estimation by showing that iterated measures become asymptotically Markov.
Contribution
It establishes a formal connection between NSRPS actions on strings and measures, proving asymptotic Markovianity of the iterated measure, thus advancing theoretical understanding.
Findings
NSRPS measure becomes asymptotically Markov
Validates NSRPS as a data compression tool
Provides rigorous mathematical foundation for NSRPS
Abstract
We present rigorous results on some open questions on NSRPS, non sequential recursive pairs substitution method (see Grassberger in \cite{G}). In particular, starting from the action of NSRPS on finite strings we define a corresponding natural action on measures and we prove that the iterated measure becomes asymptotically Markov. This certify the effectiveness of NSRPS as a tool for data compression and entropy estimation.
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