Computing Steiner minimum trees in Hamming metric is a well studied problem that has applications in several fields of science such as computational linguistics and computational biology. Among all methods for finding such trees, algorithms using variations of a branch and bound method developed by Penny and Hendy have been the fastest for more than 20 years. In this paper we describe a new pruning approach that is superior to previous methods and its implementation.
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