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Families of FPGA-Based Algorithms for Approximate String Matching

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Dynamic programming for approximate string matching is a large family of different algorithms, which vary significantly in purpose, complexity, and hardware utilization. Many impl...

Tom Van Court, Martin C. Herbordt

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