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Criteria to decide when a Suffix Tree is required (instead of a suffix array)
I was curious to know if anyone uses Suffix trees instead of Suffix arrays. I just settled down using Suffix arrays because I was not able to implement a fast Suffix tree, but not sure if people here had a different experience. For instance, is there a problem that can be solved only with a Suffix trees but not with Suffix arrays?
Thank you,
