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Testing Quasiperiodicity
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A cover (or quasiperiod) of a string S is a shorter string C such that every position of S is contained in some occurrence of C as a substring. The notion of cover was introduced by Apostolico and Ehrenfeucht over 30 years ago [Theor. Comput. Sci. 1993] and it has received significant attention from the combinatorial pattern matching community. In this note, we show how to efficiently test whether S admits a cover. We design an algorithm that, given n = |S|, q is an element of [n], epsilon is an element of R+, and oracle access to S, uses O(q(3) epsilon (1) log q) letter queries to test whether S has a cover C of length at most q or is-far from having such a cover. Our insights also lead to a simple streaming algorithm for short covers.
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Property testing
Quasiperiodicity
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