The term "compressed size" is a correct and usable term in written English.
You could use this phrase to refer to an object or file that has been reduced in size through a compression process. For example, "The compressed size of the image file was greatly reduced, allowing for faster download speeds."
X-ray Compressed size to 10 KB.
In the same way, if the two files are very different, their combined compressed size will be significantly greater than one of the individually compressed files.
If you want to email or post pictures online, 10 megapixels will likely be too large a file size, and you will need to be able to take photos at a more compressed size.
Their idea is that if two documents are very similar and they are combined and compressed, the overall compressed size should be only slightly smaller than one of the individually compressed files.
It is noted that both compressed size and bit rates are comparable between JPEG2000 and our approach, while our approach presents a slightly higher RMSE.
These efforts resulted in showing that an index for a text can occupy space proportional to the compressed size of the text itself.
Note: compressed file size, compressed bit rate, and the reciprocal of the compression ratio are all measures of quality that clearly satisfy the first property, but they clearly do not satisfy the other three properties.
We report compression level here using the CR value, which is defined as the ratio of input image file size to the output compressed file size.
Franz Ackermann's imaginary urban views and maps, saturated in color and compressed in size, both idealize and demonize the modern city.
But where the cultural picture at the Asia Society was compressed in size and geographic scope, the Met presents it panoramically, embracing all of China, and in extravagant, cornucopian detail.
By adjusting various parameters, compressed image size can be traded against reconstructed image quality over a wide range.
