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How can i find the no. ofdistinctsubstrings of a string using Z-FUNCTION/Z-ARRAY ? Time complexity should be less than O(n2). I know there is a way using suffix array but i am more interested in solving this using Z-array/Z-function. ...
On the Number of Distinct Squares. 来自 Semantic Scholar 喜欢 0 阅读量: 39 作者: F Franek 摘要: Counting the number of types of squares rather than their occurrences, we consider the problem of bounding the maximum number of distinct squares in a string. Fraenkel and Simpson showed in 1998...
String Processing and Information RetrievalGawrychowski, P., Kociumaka, T., Rytter, W., Walen麓, T.: Tight bound for the number of distinct palin- dromes in a tree. In: Iliopoulos, C.S., Puglisi, S.J., Yilmaz, E. (eds.) String Processing and Information Retrieval, SPIRE 2015, ...
Here last is the last SAu state (created while adding line[i] into SAu), res is the number of unique substrings of string's prefix, link is the suffix link. → Reply sidereal 5 years ago, # ^ | +5 Thanks. That's exactly what I was hoping to find. → Reply ...
1classSolution {2publicintnumberOfSubstrings(String s) {3int[] map =newint[3];4intwalker = 0;5intrunner = 0;6intres = 0;7intn =s.length();8while(runner <n){9map[s.charAt(runner++) - 'a']++;10while(map[0] > 0 && map[1] > 0 && map[2] > 0){11map[s.charAt(walker...
A Bertoni,M Goldwurm,N Sabadini - 《Theoretical Computer Science》 被引量: 63发表: 1991年 On the Average Sequence Complexity In this paper we study the average behavior of the number of distinct substrings in a text of size n over an alphabet of cardinality k . This quantity is ... SC...
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For “there is a number a such that” we write “∃a.” In the same spirit, “∃a, b < c” means “there are numbers a and b both of which are less than c such that.” Similarly, we may employ “∀.” We would not have dared to employ such abbreviations in Chapter 2,...