String Pattern Matching concerns itself with algorithmic and combinatorial issues related to matching and searching on linearly arranged sequences of symbols, arguably the simplest possible discrete structures. As unprecedented volumes of sequence data are amassed, disseminated and shared at an increasing pace, effective access to, and manipulation of such data depend crucially on the efficiency with which strings are structured, compressed, transmitted, stored, searched and retrieved. This paper samples from this perspective, and with the authors' own bias, a rich arsenal of ideas and techniques developed in more than three decades of history.

String Pattern Matching for a Deluge Survival Kit (invited paper)

APOSTOLICO, ALBERTO;
2001

Abstract

String Pattern Matching concerns itself with algorithmic and combinatorial issues related to matching and searching on linearly arranged sequences of symbols, arguably the simplest possible discrete structures. As unprecedented volumes of sequence data are amassed, disseminated and shared at an increasing pace, effective access to, and manipulation of such data depend crucially on the efficiency with which strings are structured, compressed, transmitted, stored, searched and retrieved. This paper samples from this perspective, and with the authors' own bias, a rich arsenal of ideas and techniques developed in more than three decades of history.
2001
Handbook of Massive Data Sets
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