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1. On-line Approximate String Matching with Bounded Errors Marcos Kiwi, Gonzalo Navarro and Claudio Telha
Universidad de Chile
2. Outline
3. Introduction
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Approximate String Matching Problem (ASM)
Find the positions where a pattern P appears approximately in a text T
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Applications of ASM
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State of art in ASM
There are algorithms theoretically optimal and simultaneously efficient in practice
7. Our method
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Our proposal: ASM with Bounded Errors
Break the average lower bound by allowing an additional factor of error
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Break the average lower bound by allowing an additional factor of error
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Filter algorithms for ASM usually lead to an ASM-BE algorithm
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First, the filtering sub-process discard areas where the pattern cannot appear
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Second, the verification sub-process find the matches in non-discarded areas
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Filter algorithms for ASM usually lead to an ASM-BE algorithm
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We approximate the q-grams counting by using random sampling
25. Results
27. Conclusion
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What we did?
We just scratched the surface of this new area
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Open questions
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Thank you!