Improved space-time tradeoffs for approximate full-text indexing with one edit error

Computer Science – Data Structures and Algorithms

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In this paper we are interested in indexing texts for susbstring matching with one edit error. That is given a text T of n characters over an alphabet of size sigma, we are asked to build a data structure that answers to the following query: find all the occ substrings of the text which are at edit distance at most 1 from a string p of length m. In this paper we show two new results for this problem. The first result suitable for arbitrary alphabet size sigma uses O(n(log^epsilon n+ log sigma)) words of space and answers to queries in time O(m+occ). This improves simultaneously in space and time over the result of Cole et Al (STOC 2004). The second result suitable only for constant alphabet relies on compressed indexes and comes in two variants: the first variant uses O(n log^epsilon n) bits of space (where epsilon is any constant such that 0

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