For a set of strings and a hash function , the number of collisions is the number of pairs of different strings with the same hash value for . Consider all substrings of length 3 of a string . How many collisions does the polynomial hash function with and have for all these substrings?
Computer scienceAlgorithms and Data StructuresAlgorithmsString algorithmsSubstring search algorithms
Rabin-Karp algorithm
The number of collisions
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