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For liblevenshtein, implement the algorithm described in, "Compression of double array structures for fixed length keywords", by Masao Fuketa, Hiroya Kitagawa, Takuki Ogawa, Kazuhiro Morita, and Jun-ichi Aoe. Have several implementations: one which uses a dense array as described by the paper and another that uses jagged arrays as a sparse matrix. Extend the algorithms in the paper to return the outgoing labels from the current state.
Some Papers:
"Space-efficient Static Trees and Graphs", by Guy Jacobson (maybe: it has a high compression rate but slow query time)
"An Efficient Implementation of Trie Structures", by Jun-Ichi Aoe, Katsushi Morimoto, and Takashi Sato
"An efficient deletion method for a minimal prefix double array", by Susumu Yata, Masaki Oono, Kazuhiro Morita, Masao Fuketa, and Jun-ichi Aoe
"A compact static double-array keeping character codes", by Susumu Yata, Masaki Oono, Kazuhiro Morita, Masao Fuketa, Toru Sumitomo, and Jun-ichi Aoe
"Compression of double array structures for fixed length keywords", by Masao Fuketa, Hiroya Kitagawa, Takuki Ogawa, Kazuhiro Morita, and Jun-ichi Aoe
"New methods for compression of MP double array by compact management of suffixes", by Tshering C. Dorji, El-sayed Atlam, Susumu Yata, Mahmoud Rokaya, Masao Fuketa, Kazuhiro Morita, and Jun-ichi Aoe
"B-tries for disk-based string management", by Nikolas Askitis and Justin Zobel (disk-based storage of larger-than-memory tries)
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Here's one implementation: http://linux.thai.net/~thep/datrie/
For liblevenshtein, implement the algorithm described in, "Compression of double array structures for fixed length keywords", by Masao Fuketa, Hiroya Kitagawa, Takuki Ogawa, Kazuhiro Morita, and Jun-ichi Aoe. Have several implementations: one which uses a dense array as described by the paper and another that uses jagged arrays as a sparse matrix. Extend the algorithms in the paper to return the outgoing labels from the current state.
Some Papers:
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