Suppose you have a directory full of text documents. Most are repetitive, padded with boilerplate,...
Suppose you have a directory full of text documents.
Most are repetitive, padded with boilerplate, or otherwise low-signal. A few contain the useful material. You could read every file manually, feed them all into an embedding pipeline, or ask an LLM to rank them.
Or you could ask gzip.
The basic idea is simple:
Repetitive text compresses well. Varied text usually does not.
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