Hi, all, Thanks very much for all your replies.Learned a lot from you guys.
I have two files,each of them is sentences.For example file1 has sentences:
A C D E G F D
C B F D E A
A A C F D B A
file2 has sentences:
A C D
F D B
F D D
the result would be for each of the sentence in file 1 matching each of the sentence in file 2, return the longest common substring and their index on a word level between the two sentences.

RESULT:
for sentence 1 in file 1
LCS :A C D0,3 F D5,6 F D5,6
Original Sentence:A C D E G F D

sentence 2 in file 1
LCS :A5,5 C0,0 D3,3 F D3,4 F D 3,4
Original Sentence:C B F D E A

sentence 3 in file 1
LCS :A C1,2 F D B3,5 F D3,4
Original Sentence:A A C F D B A

So is there any way to make this process more efficiency?

In reply to Re^2: LCS efficiency problem by zhe
in thread LCS efficiency problem by zhe

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