In SAIS, naming is performed by assigning, for each LMS-substring ri, its lexicographical rank vi in [1,σ1] among all LMS-substrings, such that vi<vj if ri<rj and vi=vj if ri=rj, that is, in the reduced string T1[1,n1] we have T1[i]=vi. A naive implementation of this ...
Other queries such as phrases are expensive to solve. One approach to address this problem is to use the suffix string approach. The index sees the text as one long string. Each position in the text is considered as a textsuffix(i.e., a string that goes from the text position to the ...
To facilitate the sort, all data types are converted to their string equivalent before sorting: var numberArray = [4,13,2,31,5]; alert(numberArray.sort()); // returns 13,2,31,4,5 Though the array members in this example are numbers, they’re sorted in lexicographical (dictionary) ...
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