👉 Recompass is a type of data compression technique used in computer science. It compresses large files by breaking them down into smaller, more manageable chunks called "recombinations". This allows for faster access to data when it's needed more frequently, such as during periods of high usage or low traffic. The process involves identifying the most frequent patterns in the original file and using these patterns to create a set of recombinations. The recombinations are then stored in a compressed format that is optimized for performance
