Titlebook: Combinatorial Pattern Matching; 17th Annual Symposiu Moshe Lewenstein,Gabriel Valiente Conference proceedings 2006 Springer-Verlag Berlin H

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Smart Computing and CommunicationSparse suffix trees are kind of suffix trees that represent only a subset of suffixes of the input string. In this paper we study ., which are one variation of sparse suffix trees. Let . be a dictionary of words and . be a string in .., namely, . is a sequence .. ⋯.. of . words in .. The word suffix

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Chengjun Yang,Ling zhou,Ce Yang. The suffix tree is an important indexing structure that provides optimal algorithms for memory bound data. However, string B-trees provide the best known asymptotic performance in external memory for substring search and update operations. Work on external memory variants of suffix trees has large

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Xin Zhang,Yuwen Guo,Tao Wen,Hong Guor such 3-D structures are highly desired for research on proteins. This paper proposes a new data structure for indexing protein 3-D structures. For strings, there are many efficient indexing structures such as suffix trees, but it has been considered very difficult to design such sophisticated data

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Haibiao Liu,Zhihui Lai,Yudong Chen motif is derived from these samples and evaluated on all sequences. This approach works extremely well in practice, and is implemented by several programs. Li, Ma and Wang have shown that a simple algorithm of this sort is a polynomial-time approximation scheme. However, in 2005, we showed specific

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Smart Connected World: A Broader Perspectives are formalized here in a new mathematical model, called . (RAPT). We show that, under RAPT, the evolutionary process — including both the tree-topology as well as internal node genome orders — is . determined, a property that is of major significance both in theory and in practice. Furthermore, th

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