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our algorithm ? If we choose a
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of the abstract algorithm , then
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common substructures and derive a
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of the recursion . We compare
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noncontiguous substrings . We use a
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of string kernels ( Rousu and
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maximal possible matching , using a
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that has a quadratic complexity
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characters . We used the standard
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of our edit distance , but extended
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Cancedda et al. , 2003 ) based on a
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. It is reported in the following
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comparable document pair . In our
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, we allow for seven alignment
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formalism that does not impede
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of the usual inside , outside
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i.e. , the output of a typical
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of the edit distance algorithm
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recursive formulation based on a
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( Lodhi et al. 2002 ; Saunders
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