Given two ordered trees S S and T T, the tree inclusion problem is to determine whether it is possible to obtain S S from T T by deleting nodes. Recently, this problem has been recognized as an important primitive in query processing for ลฝ< ลฝ .< < <. structured text databases. In this paper we prese
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Space Efficient Algorithms for Ordered Tree Comparison
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- Springer
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- 2008
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- English
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- 51
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