Boyer Moore Pattern Matching Algorithm

Bharathi Ramesh, Surana College.

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This is the best, most complete demonstration I've found for this algorithm. The first example was perfect. I especially like how the professor modified it as a side note to show what should be done when a pattern contains repeated characters.

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28k+ views and just one video on the channel, ma'am please make more videos you explain so nicely (itna pyara smjhaya hai aapne 🥺❤) Make more videos and soon you will reach heights!❤ Make videos on more algorithms like this!❤

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There are not many videos of Boyer Moore Algorithm on YT. Very good explanation ma'am, thank you!

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a perfect example of beauty with brains... thank you ma'am' !!

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Your teaching skill is amazing Thank you so much for this lecture

[@mdarman0063]

really great explaination, I found it after watching some videos and now all doubts have been cleared.

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Ma'am your should make more vidoes, your explanation is so good, The one and only video on youtube which explain Boyer Moore pattern Matching algorithm so nice and easy way, Tnq so much ma'am.........................................................................................

[@mitahowlader2096]

Well explained mam...now I totally understand the boyer Moore algorithm..please mam make video on brute force pattern matching algorithm...🙏🙏🙏

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I love your explanation. Please don't give up, your tutorials are very good!

[@markgarr7836]

I went from not getting this algorithm at all to fully getting it before this video was over... you have an incredible talent!!!

[@mramabai3155]

This is Boyer-Moore-Horspool algorithm mam

[@g1patil]

Went through like 7 to 8 videos and finally found better.

[@sushmenchaudhari9237]

Mam very well explained, thank you so much. Mam if a certain suffix is matched we use some different rule to update the index right?

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The explanation is really awesome. Thanks Alot mam. Worth watching video. ❤

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The best explanation on TY for BMA

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Your teaching skill is amazing Thank you so much for this lecture, it was very helpful for us ma'am.

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Wonderful explanation in one video ma'am 🙏❤

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thank you maam today my exam this topic got cleared before 3 hrs

[@chandankumarsingh1859]

Best explanation.. Thank u mam

[@madhavchittlangia7044]

Great explanation ma'am can you please make a video on KMP algorithm as well

[@noobbot3917]

this is not boyer-moore algorithm, The algorithm you have explained is horspool algorithm which is a simplified version of the boyer-moore algorithm. Please change the title of the video to horspool if you see this.

[@Praveentech-ko1bp]

Madem enka videos pettandi Mee letures are good for learning Thanks mam

[@varadvithalkj1716]

5:09 if u add a imaginary char 's' to the pattern then the length will be 7 for the pattern and hence (in the imaginary situation) the value for the second 'a' is 1 not 0

[@beastgaming8673]

mam ur explaination is just perfect!!

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Perfect explanation.....Hope you will do much more vidoes like this.

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Thank you mam ,add few more Videos on string matching algorithm

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Very nice explanation and please increase your voice a little bit in middle of the video and please upload more videos on all topics ,you are the best teacher

[@salwaabdullah2003]

Thanks a lot teacher , I have exam tomorrow 💐🥰

[@natnaelberhane3141]

Great explanation. However, one thing I want to point out about the shift at 13:17 When we found a mismatch at index 5 between M (in T) and G (in P), we don't want to shift the entire pattern. Imagine we're comparing the following i: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 T: W E L C O M E O L L E G E P: E O L L E G E If we followed the logic in the video, when we find the mismatch between M (in T) and G in (P), our loops exit and return a 'P is not in T' answer because we head straight to index 7 when we should be on index 6 . What we should do is, move our index to mismatchIndex + 1. In my example, mismatchIndex is 5 so our comparison starts from index 6 which will be between the first element of P and the 6th element of T.

[@kelvinmacharia3262]

It is because of the calculation of the bad match table, specifically the value for the last character in the pattern. In the video she says the value for the last character should always be the length of the pattern, so in the case for E0LLEGE, E in the bad match table is 7. But the value of the last character should only be equal to the length of the pattern if it had not been defined before. And From the pattern E has already been defined at index 0 and index 4, Hence the final value for E in the bad match table should be E=7-4-1=2 The bad match table would look like. E O L G * 2 5 3 1 7 That is from my understanding, correct me if am wrong.

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Thanks a lot mam watching at night before exam 😊

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Tq mam I understood the concept very well

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The shaky camera and flickering light annoyed me and got dizzy. Make a video with a camera stand and good light. Your teaching method is amazing and easy to understand. Thank you.

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thanku mam for explaining it so simple way

[@inshafahmedh3156]

very well explained need more videos, hope you can benefit many students using your knowledge

[@Sintuization]

Very nice and clean explanation. Suggestion: time and space complexity analysis would be a plus. Can you make video on string searching algo. by finite automata ?

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Good explanation mam Mam algorithm also explain cheyandi

[@priyanshupadhyay9172]

@bharathi Ramesh your explanation for Boyer Moore Pattern Matching algorithm is not working for this example, txt = ababdabacdababcabab pat = ababcabab

[@kelvinmacharia3262]

I believe it is because of the calculation of the bad match table, specifically the value of the last character, in the bad match table, the value of the last character should be equal to the length of the pattern if it had not already been defined, as seen in your pattern b has already been defined so instead of b=9, b=2. After calculating the bad match table it should be a b c * 1 2 4 9

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[@keepitsimple5618]

Should we consider the space or not??

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Thanks for the wonderful wonderful explaination

[@dee-wc2hd]

so, if the substring is COME, then will it be COME*? are we always going to add * at the end?

[@farajshaikh5100]

Amazing clear, concise and easy to understand explanation, thank you very much!

[@technicalknowledge5678]

Amazing thankyou so much ma'am please make more videos

[@pranaykumar9433]

if multiple occurences of pattern in text is there will this work

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This is the best explanation which i heard for this concept.mam plz make some more videos on information retrieval system subject

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A great video on Boyer-Moore algo. Thanks

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Really well explained Mam Thank you

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Thank you very much. You explained it really well. Hoping to see a series on Algorithms.

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Clear explanation 👍thank u maam

[@nikhily8646]

Really liked... Understood the concept thank u 🙏

[@gauravjaiswal6473]

Why isnt it working for strings "WELCOMETOCOLLEGE" and "COLLEGE"??

[@sitaganesh5298]

Because u included double quotes and question marks 😂😂

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thank you very much, madam, you make my work easy.

[@Ajayprince7]

thanks for your lecture madem it is very well said by you

[@kelvinmacharia3262]

It is a good explanation, but I believe there is a single mistake (correct me if mistaken). When preprocessing the pattern, the value of the last character in the pattern should be equal to length of the pattern only if the value had not been defined before. For example, in the first case using pattern SURANA, the value for A in the bad match table should be 2 not 6, as A is already defined before in the pattern. it can be seen if the text=WELCOMESSURANA and pattern=SURANA using a value of A=6, you would not be able to find the pattern SURANA.

[@ravalimogili2362]

Explanation is good, do more videos!! Keep going mam

[@Parkjimin-cy4rn]

What if there is no repeated word in the bad match table and there is a mismatch we should take the length of the pattern or not ??

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Just brilliant, thankyou mam

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Easily understandable.. Thank you so much mam.. But mam can you please make vedio on KMP matcher algorithm

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Very clear cut explanation mam

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Amazing explanation... U should make more videos on algorithm concepts...

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Please explain to us the methods of comment-walter and wu-manber.

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thankyou ma'am very nice explanation please upload more

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Mam please make a video on brute force pattern matching algorithm....🙏..

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nice explanation mam. Can you make more videos? It will help us

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Mam, could you please share and explain with the c++ code with dry run as you explained

[@arunchauhan7332]

mam in Boyer Moore we use bad shift and good suffix but u explain only bad shift.....

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please explain to us the method of commentz- walter

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Really outstanding. you taught me a lot here not only alg.

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Great Great explanation, thanks

[@ronedamucaj3531]

This is Horspool algorithm, not Boyer Moore

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Thank you for this clear explanation

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Understood in full. Thank you !

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Thank You Ma'am.

[@divyanshukumarrathore2679]

i have one doubt solve this: String = PRERAJULISATION Pattern = RAJU

[@kelvinmacharia3262]

It should work, RAJU the bad match table will be R A J U * 3 2 1 4 4 in the first step PRERAJULISATION RAJU you get a mismatch between R and U. so you shift by 3. and you end up at PRERAJULISATION RAJU which then matches.

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Isn't this horspool algorithm tho? As i learned there are more steps to boyer moore

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