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A new distance metric on strings computable in linear time (English)
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1988
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We describe a new metric for sequence comparison that emphasizes global similarity over sequential matching at the local level. It has the advantage over the Levenshtein metric that strings of lengths n and m can be compared in time proportional to \(n+m\) instead of nm. Various mathematical properties of the metric are established.
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string matching
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partial match
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distance metric
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clustering
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text processing
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editing
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spelling correction
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sequence comparison
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sequential matching
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