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affiliation: University of Washington, Seattle, USA

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2005
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Jason D. Hartline, Edwin S. Hong, Alexander E. Mohr, William R. Pentney, Emily Rocke:
Characterizing History Independent Data Structures. Algorithmica 42(1): 57-74 (2005)

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2002
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Jason D. Hartline, Edwin S. Hong, Alexander E. Mohr, William R. Pentney, Emily Rocke:
Characterizing History Independent Data Structures. ISAAC 2002: 229-240
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Emily Rocke:
A Hybrid Scoring Function for Protein Multiple Alignment. WABI 2002: 251-262
2000
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Emily Rocke:
Using Suffix Trees for Gapped Motif Discovery. CPM 2000: 335-349
1998
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Emily Rocke, Martin Tompa:
An algorithm for finding novel gapped motifs in DNA sequences. RECOMB 1998: 228-233

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