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---------- TIME STAMP ----------------- SUFFIX TREES 0:00:00 From Genome Sequencing to Pattern Matching 0:08:20 Brute Force Approach to Pattern Matching 0:10:39 Herding Patterns into Trie 0:15:59 Herding Text into Suffix Trie 0:22:16 Suffix Trees BURROWS-WHEELER TRANSFORM AND SUFFIX ARRAYS 0:27:16 Burrow-Wheeler Transform 0:31:53 Inverting Burrows-Wheeler Transform 0:38:55 using BWT for Pattern Matching 0:45:25 Suffix Arrays 0:50:54 Approximate Pattern Matching KNUTH-MORRIS-PRATT ALGORITHM 0:57:38 Exact Pattern Matching 1:06:59 Safe Shift 1:10:05 Prefix Function 1:17:43 Computing Prefix Function 1:27:09 Knuth-Morris-Pratt Algorithm CONSTRUCTING SUFFIX ARRAYS AND SUFFIX TREES 1:33:02 Suffix Array 1:39:52 General Strategy 1:46:35 Initialization 1:55:55 Sort Doubled Cyclic Shifts 2:03:57 SortDouble Implementation 2:10:34 Updating Classes 2:18:40 Full Algorithm 2:22:24 Suffix Array and Suffix Tree 2:31:23 LCP Array 2:36:47 Computing the LCP Array 2:42:48 Construct Suffix Tree from Suffix Array and LCP Array
Can you please do a review on the machine learning series of grokking?
Nice, that's exactly what i need. I'm a junior CS student and want an easy introductory book before diving into CRLS to deepen my knowledge, because i'm too slow to grasp abstract concepts
Hi, plz do you recommand grokking machine learning for beginners as a good reference for ML learners?
You look like Steve Mould :D Btw awesome channel, i found it for the first time.
I was literally wondering if there's any playlist of books for beginners as the last few I watched were for advanced learners, coincidentally this one is for beginners 😅I always enjoy your videos and hope to read the books recommended for intermediate/advanced learners in near future, they seem really interesting 😊
I really liked this book. The author demonstrates the algorithms in a very easy way.
Hello, Great book as all Grokking books. Do you know where to find Grokking Machine Learning book? Great show!
Can you suggest me a beginner-level deep learning book? and a SQL book for Data Science(beginner)!
I bought this book because it was one of the random links he had in another video. I really had no idea about algorithms to be honest so this book was not bad, but like a lot of people have said it does not go into detail and is basically an overview of the topic. Its a short easy read though. You can easily read it in 1 or 2 sittings. With that being said I learned a lot but I suspect anyone that is not self taught and went to school for CS will find this book useless or maybe a refresher on the topic at best.
Sounds like this is exactly for me. I have an art/humanities bg but have slowly drifted further into CS over the years. Thanks for the overview.
I need this book!!
Realmente é um bom livro.
Please make tutorial on it
Bought this book on your recommendation and loving it! What would you say is the next book for those that are ready for the next step of understanding data structures and algorithms, after working my way through this one?
I wish I’d seen this video review before buying the book a year ago. The book has a good approach but really stopped short of what I wanted to learn. It was more of an aperitif than a main course and I had to buy other books which covered the same material but took it further.
Can u make a review of the book titled "data structures and algorithms" by narasimha karumanchi
I love this book. Really nice explanation.
Can you please recommend algo books for intermediate level programmers.
I already knew a bit of algorithms. And I was trying to get better at it when I bought this book. I didn't learn much from it. Much better was Elements of Programming Interviews.
you deleted my comment about how the book is full of mistakes. no wonder all the comments below are positive ones