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Suffix Arrays, Suffix Trees, the Burrows-Wheeler Transform and the FM Index
A fictional Nairobi genomics lab places 300 million reads to find one changed letter. Worked by ear on "banana": the suffix array, prefix doubling, the longest repeat, the BWT and its inversion, and an FM-index backward search. Plus medieval concordances, David Wheeler's career, pseudogene traps, reference genome politics, and when not to build an index.
Chapters
00:00:00 Cold open: three hundred million needles
00:02:41 Searching the text, not the pattern
00:04:08 Suffix trees
00:06:52 A very old idea: the concordance
00:08:47 An analogy for the suffix array
00:10:06 Suffix arrays: just sort…
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