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## Notes
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- Bundles are one of two namespace types: `flat` or `tree`. A `tree` namespace is a nested object namespace which mirrors the project's layout (e.g., `stdlib.math.base.special.erf`. A `flat` namespace uses the global alias [namespace][@stdlib/namespace], where each package has a unique alias (e.g., `stdlib.base.erf`). Which namespace is preferred depends on personal taste and application context.
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- Bundles are one of two namespace types: `flat` or `tree`. A `tree` namespace is a nested object namespace which mirrors the project's layout (e.g., `stdlib.math.base.special.erf`). A `flat` namespace uses the global alias [namespace][@stdlib/namespace], where each package has a unique alias (e.g., `stdlib.base.erf`). Which namespace is preferred depends on personal taste and application context.
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- Each minified bundle has a corresponding [gzip][gzip]-compressed bundle. The [gzip][gzip] compression level for each compressed bundle is `9`, which is the highest (and most optimal) compression level. Deciding between uncompressed and compressed bundles depends on the application and whether compression is handled elsewhere in the application stack (e.g., [nginx][nginx], [CDN][cdn], _et cetera_).
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