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| | Longest Common Subsequence |
 | | Given sequences X and Y, Z is a common subsequence if Z is a subsequence to both X and Y. If Z is the longest possible subsequence of both X and Y then it is the longest common subsequence. |
 | | a common subsequence is < G, C, A > also < G, C, G, A >, < G, T, A, G > and < G, C, A, G >, since no common subsequence of length 5 exists there are 2 LCS's: < G, C, G, A > and < G, T, A, G >. |
 | | Could enumerate all subsequences of X (length m) |
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