| Arne Andersson, N. Jesper Larsson, and Kurt Swanson, Suffix trees on words, Algorithmica |
....typically returned by the search engine in a different way. The suffix tree data structure has found many applications in string (e.g. in computational biology) and text processing, see for example [3] Space efficient algorithms for the construction of suffix trees on words are presented in [1]; however, due to the special requirements and characteristics of our domain, we do not use their algorithms. 13] mention the use suffix trees to find common substrings in computer virus programs in order to construct computer virus phylogenies. 8 Conclusion We have attempted to address the hard ....
Arne Anderson, N. Jesper Larsson, and Kurt Swanson. Suffix trees on words. In Combinatorial Pattern Matching, 1996.
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Arne Andersson, N. Jesper Larsson, and Kurt Swanson, Suffix trees on words, Algorithmica
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