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The study of partial match file designs is continued. This study is concerned with a class of file designs which properly contains theABD designs of Rivest. A new family of partial match files is presented, the worst case performance is determined, and the implementation of these files is discussed.
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Burkhard, W.A. Partial match retrieval. BIT 16, 13–31 (1976). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01940774
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