Matching Pairs Compression InformationOnline version File compression vocabulary by Monica Nash 1 Ray Tracing 2 Bitrate 3 File Compression 4 Video Codecs 5 Lossless compression 6 Wireframes 7 Lossy compression 8 Compression Artifact 9 Rendering 10 Run-Length Encoding The second step in designing a 3D model which converts the models into 2D images on a computer. A compression algorithm, such as JPG, MP3, and MPR4, that slightly alters the data to make it easier to store, taking advantage of the limitations of human sight and hearing. The first step in designing a 3D model which provides the outline of the model, including only the vertices and lines without including any surfaces, textures, or lighting Kilobits of audio data processed each second. A compression algorithm, such as GIF, PNG, PDF, and ZIP, that doesn't affect the original data. A patch of pixels in a compressed image or video that have less visible detail than the rest of the image. An advanced rendering method that is used to create incredibly realistic lighting effects for things like video games and movies.. Pieces of software that either compress or decompress digital media. A way of reducing the size of files, making them easier to store. A common lossless compression algorithm that looks for repeated patterns of bits or bytes, and records the pattern and then number of times the pattern is repeated.