Noun
BWT (plural BWTs)
Initialism of Burrows-Wheeler transform.
A solid swell from the South Pacific delivered massive surf over two days for the inaugural BWT event at the exceptionally powerful beachbreak known as The Mexican Pipeline. Source: Internet
BZIP is often criticised for it’s larger memory needs, (the BWT can consume memory quickly with naive implementations) but as far as comparison goes, it can easily compress smaller than gzip. Source: Internet
BWT "Sizzling Hot Wheels" still includes those hot wheel words, so I would not assume that was totally safe to use without doing the research. Source: Internet
In 2020, BWT won a further contract from UK Government to support the NHS in Liverpool in a healthcare testbed which could be rolled out in other areas. Source: Internet
In this approach, the output of the BWT must include both the transformed string, and the final value of the pointer. Source: Internet
Take the final table in the BWT algorithm, and erase all but the last column. Source: Internet