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PLA-index: A <i>k</i>-mer Index Exploiting Rank Curve Linearity. [PDF]
Abrar H, Medvedev P.
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Effective primer design for genotype and subtype detection of highly divergent viruses in large scale genome datasets. [PDF]
Demiralay B, Can T.
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Finishing a complete giraffe genome from telomere to telomere with Verkko-Fillet. [PDF]
Kim J +13 more
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Evaluating the autoantibody reactome in giant cell arteritis
Porteous M +11 more
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We introduce quasi suffix arrays as a generalization of suffix arrays for character strings. We show that a quasi suffix array encodes enough of the structure of the string to be a useful construct for many applications where the full power of suffix arrays is not necessary, notably in problems that do not require lexicographical order, for example ...
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Surprisingly enough, it is not yet known how to build directly a suffix array that indexes just the k positions at word-boundaries of a text T[1, n], taking O(n) time and O(k) space in addition to T. We propose a class-note solution to this problem that achieves such optimal time and space bounds.
FERRAGINA, PAOLO, FISCHER J.
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Computing suffix links for suffix trees and arrays
Information Processing Letters, 2007zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Constructing suffix arrays in linear time [PDF]
The time complexity of suffix tree construction has been shown to be equivalent to that of sorting: O(n) for a constant-size alphabet or an integer alphabet and O(nlogn) for a general alphabet.
Kunsoo Park +2 more
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Distributed text search using suffix arrays [PDF]
Text search is a classical problem in Computer Science, with many data-intensive applications. For this problem, suffix arrays are among the most widely known and used data structures, enabling fast searches for phrases, terms, substrings and regular ...
G Navarro +2 more
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Generalizations of suffix arrays to multi-dimensional matrices [PDF]
We propose multi-dimensional index data structures that generalize suffix arrays to square matrices and cubic matrices. Giancarlo proposed a two-dimensional index data structure, the Lsuffix tree, that generalizes suffix trees to square matrices. However,
Kunsoo Park, Dong Kyue Kim
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