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Two bits about lossy compression: On the limits of compression in cosmology
Astronomy is in an era of enormous sky surveys and of the large simulation suites needed to interpret them, both costly to store and slow to share. Simulation outputs are stored as 32-bit floats, yet numerical noise and astrophysical uncertainties make better than percent-level pixel accuracy unnece
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