A new theory that could yield more-reliable communication protocols for digital devices has been developed by researchers led by an Indian-origin scientist.Communication protocols for digital devices are very efficient but also very brittle: They require information to be specified in a precise order with a precise number of bits.

If sender and receiver - say, a computer and a printer - are off by even a single bit relative to each other, communication between them breaks do.

Similarly, the first topic Sudan and his colleagues began investigating is compression, or the minimum number of bits that one device would need to send another in order to convey all the information in a data file.Existing data compression schemes do exploit statistical regularities in data.

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