Creating the Suffix Tree - Conceptually 

Hi Anes, I have a conceptual application of this suffix tree here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-UrmjCSM7wDw.html Used for pattern search.

Dear Christa, I already see this video too. But not got any points in exam point of view . any way it's a good job . please give ur email to further communication . my email is anes.pa@gmail.com thanks Anes

Same. If the text contains too many cyclic patterns, this will easily grow akin to n^2. But on the average case, it is looking like n * Log n. When there are mostly distinct characters in the text, you will get an almost linear time construction. Overall, one should not get carried away with this algorithm, whatever it is called.

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If you flip your headphones back and forth fast enough, it'll sound like stereo

thats used while searching for a pattern, it tells you where to stop or boundary of the search, counting $ will you all occurence of pattern in the text. go from top and first $ will give you first stop and so on..

TCAGG$ branch is recorded as 3 because when counting the index, we need to start from the top most branch, so G-TCAGG$ starts at 3. That's my interpretation. Similarly. CAG-TCAGG$ starts at 1 instead of 4

string matching and the substring problem, basically

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IMPOSSIBRU!

probably the on/off switch to the fan

Steven Yang probably a projector screen