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Minimum-tail table for increasing subsequences (Tℓ​)

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For a processed prefix (x1​,…,xi​), the minimum-tail table for increasing subsequences stores
Tℓ​=min{xjℓ​​:1≤j1​<⋯<jℓ​≤i, xj1​​≤⋯≤xjℓ​​},1≤ℓ≤L(x1​,…,xi​).
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There is no slot for an unattainable length. The table records minimum endings, rather than the terms of one longest increasing subsequence. Replacing the value comparisons by < gives the corresponding table for strictly increasing subsequences, whose entries are strictly increasing.

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