String Matching dengan Regular Expression

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String Matching dengan Regular Expression Masayu Leylia Khodra Referensi: Chapter 2 of An Introduction to Natural Language Processing, Computational Linguistics, and Speech Recognition, by  Daniel Jurafsky and James H. Martin 15-211 Fundamental Data Structures and Algorithms, by Ananda Gunawardena

String Matching: Definisi Diberikan: T: teks (text), yaitu (long) string yang panjangnya n karakter P: pattern, yaitu string dengan panjang m karakter (asumsi m <<< n) yang akan dicari di dalam teks. Carilah (find atau locate) di dalam teks yang bersesuaian dengan pattern.

Contoh 1: Exact Matching

Contoh 2: Regex Matching

Notasi Umum Regex

Notasi Regex

Contoh 3: Regex for Email Tentukan regexnya untuk semua email yang diwarnai

Contoh 4: Regex for Phone Number

Basic Regular Expression Patterns The use of the brackets [] to specify a disjunction of characters. The use of the brackets [] plus the dash - to specify a range. Regular Expressions and Automata

Basic Regular Expression Patterns Uses of the caret ^ for negation or just to mean ^ The question-mark ? marks optionality of the previous expression. The use of period . to specify any character Regular Expressions and Automata

Finite State Machines (FSM) FSM is a computing machine that takes A string as an input Outputs YES/NO answer That is, the machine “accepts” or “rejects” the string Yes / No Input String FSM Referensi: Gunawardena, 2006

FSM Model Input to a FSM The Machine Special States Strings built from a fixed alphabet {a,b,c} Possible inputs: aa, aabbcc, a etc.. The Machine A directed graph Nodes = States of the machine Edges = Transition from one state to another Special States Start (q0) and Final (or Accepting) (q2) Assume the alphabet is {a,b} Which strings are accepted by this FSM? Referensi: Gunawardena, 2006

FSM untuk String Matching Alphabet {a,b,c} Pattern “aabc” String: aaaaaaaaaaaabcddddddddddddddd a a b|c c Start a a b 4 1 2 3 4 c b|c b Referensi: Gunawardena, 2006

Regex di Java