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Index compression is good, especially for random accessIn CIKM '07: Proceedings of the sixteenth ACM conference on Conference on information and knowledge management (2007), pp. 761-770.
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AbstractIndex compression techniques are known to substantially decrease the storage requirements of a text retrieval system. As a side-effect, they may increase its retrieval performance by reducing disk I/O overhead. Despite this advantage, developers sometimes choose to store index data in uncompressed form, in order to not obstruct random access into each index term's postings list.
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