substring
IPA: sˈʌbstrɪŋ
noun
- (computing) A (possibly zero-length) string of characters that is contained in another string.
verb
- (computing, transitive) To extract a substring from.
- (computing, transitive) To take as a substring.
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Examples of "substring" in Sentences
- The substring relative to the current substring s0.
- Subsequence is a generalisation of substring, suffix and prefix.
- B represent a substring in which the ends are either paired or unpaired.
- Substring Containment 1 if the first segment is a substring of the second.
- I never heard of a subsequence of consecutive terms to be called a substring.
- We also used a frequency threshold T to avoid splitting words that are observed as a substring in other words.
- All prefixes of the substring starting at the point are also proposed as unknown words if they are not in the dictionary.
- The remaining strings at the start and end of the common substring form the point of prefixation and point of suffixation stem changes.
- The former can be reduced to the contiguous substring kernel whereas the latter can be transformed in the non contiguous string kernel.
- The longest common substring is not same as the longest common subsequence because the longest common subsequence need not be contiguous.
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