Adaptive data processing system with dynamic technique selection and feedback- driven optimization

Abstract

A system and method for adaptive data processing combining compression and encryption. The system analyzes input data characteristics, compares probability distributions, and creates a transformation matrix to convert data into a dyadic distribution. It generates a main data stream of transformed data and a secondary stream of transformation information. The system dynamically selects and applies processing techniques, including transformation, encoding, compression, and encryption algorithms, based on analyzed characteristics and real-time performance metrics. It compresses the main data stream using Huffman coding and implements security measures to protect the output. A feedback loop monitors technique effectiveness, updates a knowledge base, and influences future selections. The system can operate in lossless, lossy, or modified lossless modes, adapting to different application requirements. This approach offers an efficient solution for scenarios where both data reduction and security are critical concerns.