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This paper presents the SEQ model which is the basis for a system to manage various kinds of sequence data. The model separates the data from the ordering information, and includes operators based on two distinct abstractions of a sequence. The main contributions of the SEQ model are: (a) it can deal with different types of sequence data, (b) it supports an expressive range of sequence queries, (c) it draws from many of the diverse existing approaches to modeling sequence data.<>
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