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Maybe I am only misunderstanding the current notation (S[i-z+ 1..i]), for me it indicates to get all character S[i-z+1]..S[i-z+i]. In the example S_1..i:=abb, T_1..j:=b at i==2, j==1 one would write S[2]==T[1] :-> 1>z :-> z<- 1 :-> ret <- {S[2-1+1]S[2-1+2]} == {bb}. S[(i-z)..i] produces exactly {b}. Tags: Visual edit Mobile edit Mobile web edit |
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'''if''' L[i, j] > z
z := L[i, j]
ret := {S[(i − z
'''else''' '''if''' L[i, j] = z
ret := ret ∪ {S[(i − z
'''else'''
L[i, j] := 0
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