Re: Ternary search trees for Unicode dictionaries

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Jungshik Shin scripsit:

> Now that you told me you used NFC, isn't this condition similar to
> Chinese text? How does BOCU and SCSU work for Chinese text? Japanese text
> might do slightly better with Kana, but isn't likely to be much better.

The SCSU paper claims that Japanese does *much* better in SCSU than
UTF-16, thanks to the kana.

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