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Give an efficient algorithm of problem?

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We have a long string. We label some substrings with tags.
- A tag entry is [startIndex, endIndex, tag].
- Query: 1 or more tags
- Output: all blocks/ranges with all queried tags.

Example tag entries: [23, 72, 0]
// label [23, 72) with tag 0 [34, 53, 1]
// label [34, 53) with tag 1 [100, 128, 0]

Query and Output: 0 => [23, 72], [100, 128] 0,1 => [34,53]
// [34, 53) matches both tag 0 and 1

Give an efficient algorithm. Please describe your algorithm before posting code.

posted Dec 11, 2015 by anonymous

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