Your analysis doesn't take into account $seqs[$i] . $char and $seq1 eq $seq2. They are both based on N and/or M. $seqs[$i] . $char won't affect the final O() because it's higher up in the loop, but $seq1 eq $seq2 is in the innermost loop. 

for my $seq1 (subseqs($s1)) {
    for my $seq2 (subseqs($s2)) {

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could be written as 

my @s1 = subseqs($s1);
my @s2 = subseqs($s2);
for my $seq1 (@s1) {
    for my $seq2 (@s2) {

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for faster code of the same complexity.

In reply to Re^3: True Brute Force Longest Common Sub Sequence by ikegami
in thread True Brute Force Longest Common Sub Sequence by Anonymous Monk

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