Aho-corasick algorithm for pattern matching in cpp.#105
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The Aho-Corasick algorithm is a powerful pattern-matching algorithm that is used to search for occurrences of a set of keywords within some input text. It builds a finite state machine that resembles a trie, which allows it to efficiently handle multiple patterns simultaneously. Here's how you can implement the Aho-Corasick algorithm in C++:
Step-by-Step Implementation
Define the Trie Node Structure: Each node in the trie will contain information about its children, the failure link, and whether it marks the end of a word.
Build the Trie: Insert all the patterns into the trie.
Build Failure Links: These links help the algorithm skip unnecessary comparisons by connecting nodes to other nodes that represent the longest suffix which is also a prefix.
Search Text: Use the built trie and failure links to search the input text for the given patterns.