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SZ3: A Modular Error-bounded Lossy Compression Framework for Scientific Datasets

(C) 2016 by Mathematics and Computer Science (MCS), Argonne National Laboratory. See COPYRIGHT in top-level directory.

This branch of SZ3 integrates QoZ, the quality-oriented compression optimization module. In the sz3 executable, you can introduce new arguments to test QoZ-integrated SZ3 compression:

You can also add the following parameters to the config file instead: QoZ (-q), testLorenzo (-l), verbose (-V), and tuningTarget (-T). Without new arguments/parameters, the original sz3 will be executed.

Notice: Not setting -q or setting -q -1 will cover all other new settings, forcing the usage of the original SZ3. You need to set -q to at least 0 to activate QoZ features.

If you used QoZ in your work, the appropriate citations are:

Then, you'll find all the executables in [INSTALL_DIR]/bin and header files in [INSTALL_DIR]/include

3rd party libraries/tools

You can use the executable 'sz3' command to do the compression/decompression.

SZ3 simplifies command line arguments in the previous version. If you are a new user, please follow the instructions given by the executable.

Backward Compatibility with SZ2

For backward compatibility, most of the SZ2 command line parameters are supported in SZ3. Exceptions are listed below. Scripts without parameters below should work fine by replacing SZ2 with SZ3.

Parameter Explanation SZ3 roadmap -c Config file SZ3 has different config format with SZ2 -p Print configuration info Will be supported soon -T Tucker Tensor Decomposition Will be supported later -P Point-wise relative error bound Will be supported later

Version New features

Kindly note: If you mention SZ in your paper, the most appropriate citation is including these three references (TBD22, ICDE21, Bigdata18), because they cover the design and implementation of the latest version of SZ.


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