Titlebook: Combinatorial Pattern Matching; 20th Annual Symposiu Gregory Kucherov,Esko Ukkonen Conference proceedings 2009 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heide

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Hirofumi Otori,Shigeru Kuriyama.. The research in combinatorial pattern matching led to a series of improving algorithms which commonly attack this problem by searching the complete set of all rotations of .. We present the first optimal algorithm of this kind, i.e, one that solves image matching in time for images of size . ×..

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Barry A. Po,Brian D. Fisher,Kellogg S. Boothlassified as being local. A distance function is said to be local if for a pattern . of length . and any substring .[.,. + . − 1] of a text ., the distance between . and .[.,. + . − 1] is equal to ...(.[.], .[. + . − 1]), where . is any distance function between individual characters. We extend this

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Yoshihito Ohki,Yasushi Yamaguchiind all strings of the set that are similar (according to some string distance) to a given string. In this paper we propose the first data structure for approximate dictionary search that occupies optimal space (up to a constant factor) and able to answer an approximate query for edit distance “1” (

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Smart Green Innovations in Industry 4.0oximately matching two . strings. Specifically, we show that the wildcard matching and .-mismatches problems for . strings are .-hard. For two . strings of . and . runs, such a result implies that it is very unlikely to devise an .(.)-time algorithm for either problem. We then propose an .(. + .log.

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