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Figure 1: Frisbee identifies allocated disk sectors, compresses them,and concatenates them into 1 MB chunks.
Figure 3: Three possible compression schemes.
Figure 5: Comparison of different chunking options in terms ofdeduplication and runtime.
Table 3: Total storage space required for storing images in differentrepository formats, including metadata
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