MEMORY ALLOCATION TECHNOLOGIES FOR DATA COMPRESSION AND DE-COMPRESSION

Examples described herein relate to a manner of determining a number of bits to encode compression data. Some examples include: compressing pixel data of a region of pixels in a frame; determining a number of bits associated with at least two partitions; utilizing the determined number of bits to encode residual values generated from the compressing the pixel data; and storing the encoded residual values. In some examples, the at least two partitions comprise a first partition and a second partition. Some examples include: encoding residuals in the first partition using a number of bits associated with the first partition and encoding residuals in the second partition using a number of bits associated with the second partition. Some examples include: determining a distribution of bins of residuals, wherein each different bin represents a number of bits used to encode a residual value and determining a midpoint of a total number of residuals as a bin that stores a residual that is approximately 50 percentile of the total number of residuals of the distribution.