Binary Run-Length Encoding


	Binary run-length encoding splits data into runs of zeros and ones. A list of binary distinctions can then be encoded as a list of run-lengths.


	Contributed by: Michael Schreiber

Run-Length Encoding (Wolfram MathWorld)

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Contributed by: Michael Schreiber

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