Struct Node { Node *N[SIZE]; int value; }; struct Trie { Node *root; Node* findNode(Key *key) { Node *C = &root; char u; while (1) { u = key->next(); if (u < 0) return C; // i...

I have to match an input string against a set of prefixes. The match should be the best possible, such that if there are both abcd* and abcde*, then abcdef should match abcde*. I am using Trie for ...

I am solving a trie related problem. There is a set of strings S. I have to create a trie over all substrings for each string in S. I am using the following routine: String strings[] = { ... }; //...

Does anyone know how I might scale a Trie across multiple machines? Say the first machine runs out of space and I need to add more words from a very large dictionary, what might I do to add more wo...

I was asked a question You are given a list of characters, a score associated with each character and a dictionary of valid words ( say normal English dictionary ). you have to form a word out o...

By trie map I mean an associative array, where the payloads are stored in a trie instead of a hash table. When I'm using a hash map/table, the keys I use are typically strings. What are the advant...

The trie data structure is often a great way to store strings in English. It works by building a tree where each edge is labeled with a letter, and the path to a marked node in the tree spells out ...

I am trying to get my head around the details of a HAMT. I'd have implemented one myself in Java just to understand. I am familiar with Tries and I think I get the main concept of the HAMT. Basica...

Knowing that there are about 200k words in the english dictionary and the alphabet has 26 letters or so.

If you look at the node definitions for a simple Trie and a simple K-ary tree, they look the same. (using C++ notation) template <size_t K> trieNode { trieNode *[K] }; template <size_t...

Is there any library or documentation/link which gives more information of implementing Trie data structure in java? Any help would be great! Thanks.

I am looking for a good introduction/tutorial on Tries. Most of the links I find googling are either too succint and abstract for me or too trivial. Could someone please provide a good refere...

In the past Google Collections included an implementation of a TRIE. Is there any TRIE implementation in Guava? I need an efficient way to find common prefixes in a set of strings.

I have contacts stored in my mobile. Lets say my contacts are Ram Hello Hi Feat Eat At When I type letter 'A' I should get all the matching contacts say "Ram, Feat, Eat, At". Now I type on...

I have a simple Trie that I'm using to store about 80k words of length 2 - 15. It works great for checking to see if a string is a word; However, now I need a way of getting a random word of a give...

I needed a generic Trie implementation in Haskell but I could not find any. I was implemented my own functions (only keys here, I didn't need data on Trie) but I want to find a good Trie implement...

I'm attempting to implement a Patricia Trie with the methods addWord(), isWord(), and isPrefix() as a means to store a large dictionary of words for quick retrieval (including prefix search). I've ...

Tries and red-black trees are very efficient for storing strings. Which has better time complexity? How about space complexity?

Because the trie data structure has such a huge branching factor and each subtree is totally independent of the others, it seems like there ought to be a way to enormously speed up trie constructio...

Since every integer can be represented as a series of bits of some length, it seems like you could sort a bunch of integers in the following way: Insert each integer into a binary trie (a trie wh...

I have written a simple Trie implementation. Here is the source code: #include <string> #include <map> typedef unsigned int uint; class Trie { public: class Node { public: Node(co...

I am looking for ANSI C HAT-trie implementation released under some free license. I have not found one. Can you point me to some standalone implementation or a program that uses HAT-tries to get at...

What is the complexity of creating a trie of a list of words and what is complexity of searching other set of word in that trie? Should I use trie for string searching, when i have hashtable?

I need to load a few millions of short (length < 16) strings into a string trie in Haskell from the file and then to perform many very fast look-ups. What is the best way how to do that in Haske...

I have gone through tries and Ternary Search Trees, and I have some questions on them. I have Googled for the answers but Im not able to get a concrete answer for those. So, here are my questions. ...