A Burrows-Wheeler Compressor breaks input into blocks, quickly makes each more compressible, and compresses the modified block with a simple arithmetic or Huffman compressor. We propose an error-resilient Inverse Burrows-Wheeler Compressor. It uses a small amount of overhead alongside output from an ordinary BWT and MTF. It is also size-competitive with BZIP, a popular Burrows-Wheeler compressor.
Lee Butterman, Nasir D. Memon