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Fig 1.

Complete structure of the MH hash-binary table chains.

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Fig 2.

The simple hash method for exploring keywords.

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Fig 3.

The algorithm for inserting data.

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Fig 4.

Delete rule r3 from the hash-binary table chains.

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Table 1.

Jump distance (starting position) for different PATH methods.

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Fig 5.

The algorithm to search the corresponding hash table of the target data.

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Fig 6.

The complete matching algorithm of the MH.

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Table 2.

A group of rules requiring backtracking.

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Fig 7.

MH automaton model.

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Table 3.

Matching speed of each algorithm in 3 rule sets (MB/s).

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Table 4.

Memory consumption of each algorithm in 3 rule sets (MB).

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Fig 8.

Matching speed comparison of MH, HEM, SBOM, M-BNDM and SUMSMF.

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Fig 9.

Memory consumption of MH, HEM, SBOM, M-BNDM and SUMSMF.

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Fig 10.

Matching speed comparison of MH and HEM.

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Fig 11.

Memory consumption comparison of MH and HEM.

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Table 5.

Matching speed of each algorithm in the SMART group (MB/s).

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