Titlebook: Combinatorial Pattern Matching; 10th Annual Symposiu Maxime Crochemore,Mike Paterson Conference proceedings 1999 Springer-Verlag Berlin Hei

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Anurag Kumar Verma,Saurabh Pal,Surjeet Kumaryze an algorithmic strategy. We are following the research avenue proposed by Karp [9] on modeling the problem as a combinatorial problem - the Hypergraph Superstring Problem - intimately related to the Lander-Waterman stochastic model [16]. We show that a sparse version of the problem is MAXSNP-com

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Adityan Jothi,Shrinivas Jayarames.We allow the use of either of the two popular objectives, Tree Alignment or Sum-of-Pairs. The main distinguishing feature of our method is that the alignment is obtained via a tree in which the internal nodes (ancestors) are labeled by Steiner sequences for triples of the input sequences. Given l