Rotundo 2 days ago

Part of your question is answered by Algorithms on Strings, by Crochemore, Hancard and Lecroq:

https://www.amazon.com/Algorithms-Strings-Maxime-Crochemore/...

In addition, I would recommend any thick book on Digital Signal Processing.

  • ZevsVultAveHera 2 days ago

    Awesome! Are there any thick books on Digital Signal Processing that are dear to your heart?

    • Rotundo 2 days ago

      I come from an engineering angle and am only superficially familiar with https://dspguide.com/ which I found useful for my field.

      DSP is a broad field, from audio design to high speed communication to image processing. An introductory book (see above) will touch many subjects, but to go deeper you will have to find books dedicated to that specific field.

eamonnkeogh a day ago

Dated now, but [a]

[a] Time Warps, String Edits, and Macromolecules The Theory and Practice of Sequence Comparison David Sankoff and Joseph Kruskal, with introduction by John Nerbonne

  • ZevsVultAveHera a day ago

    Fragments of it I found look promising. Thank you!

ab001 16 hours ago

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