A suffix vector of a string is an index data structure equivalent to a suffix tree. It was first introduced by Monostori et al. in 2001 [9, 10, 11]. They proposed a linear constru...
Suffix trees are versatile data structures that are used for solving many string-matching problems. One of the main arguments against widespread usage of the structure is its spac...
Online persistent suffix tree construction has been considered impractical due to its excessive I/O costs. However, these prior studies have not taken into account the effects of ...
We discuss an intrinsic generalization of the suffix tree, designed to index a string of length n which has a natural partitioning into m multicharacter substrings or words. This ...