Definition: Counternoise is a type of data compression algorithm that compresses large amounts of data by replacing it with smaller, more compressed versions. It works by first creating an "input" array and then repeatedly replacing each element in the input array with its complement (i.e., 1 if the element is even, 0 otherwise). This process is repeated until all elements have been replaced, resulting in a final output that is as small as possible. Counternoise can be used for various applications such
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