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This functionality, which is the essence of generalized suffix tree:

Given a set of multiple strings we would like to construct a single tree out of it.

Where as Yona`s only create one tree for one string.
For a more complete explanation on generalized suffix tree, please kindly refer to the link I gave in my OP.

Regards,
Edward

In reply to Re^2: Generalized Suffix Tree in Perl by monkfan
in thread Generalized Suffix Tree in Perl by monkfan

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