Compressor.cpp and Decompressor.cpp are programs that demonstrate the accuracy of lossy compression algorithms.

To run these files, double click run.bat.
	There must be a verts.txt file in the same folder as run.bat, composed of lines formatted as such:
	W: X Y Z s
		Where W is an integer that starts at 0 and increments every subsequent line
		X Y Z are all decimal values	 
		and s denotes any other string before a newline

There will be many output files, each with a number denoting the bit count to which it applies.
	Bin files beginning with "binary" contain the compressed data
	Txt files beginning with "RMS" hold the RMS values
	vertsCleaned contains all X Y Z values separated by line
	Txt files beginning with "vertsCompressed" hold the X Y Z values after decompression

Data may then be copied over to RMS Graph.xlsx for the purposes of data analysis.

I would tell the lead engineer to compress the data with 10 bits. 
	At that point, error is lower that 1%, and 14 KB is a fairly reasonable file size. 
	Additionally, at higher bit counts, diminishing marginal returns are seen for improved accuracy and decompression speed steadily increases.
