edu.stanford.nlp.patterns

Class PatternsAnnotations.MatchedPhrases

java.lang.Object

edu.stanford.nlp.patterns.PatternsAnnotations.MatchedPhrases

All Implemented Interfaces:

CoreAnnotation<CollectionValuedMap<java.lang.String,CandidatePhrase>>, CoreLabel.GenericAnnotation<CollectionValuedMap<java.lang.String,CandidatePhrase>>, TypesafeMap.Key<CollectionValuedMap<java.lang.String,CandidatePhrase>>

Enclosing class:

PatternsAnnotations

public static class PatternsAnnotations.MatchedPhrases
extends java.lang.Object
implements CoreLabel.GenericAnnotation<CollectionValuedMap<java.lang.String,CandidatePhrase>>

All matched phrases - can be from multiple labels

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
MatchedPhrases()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
java.lang.Class<CollectionValuedMap<java.lang.String,CandidatePhrase>>	getType() Returns the type associated with this annotation.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

MatchedPhrases

public MatchedPhrases()

Method Detail

getType

public java.lang.Class<CollectionValuedMap<java.lang.String,CandidatePhrase>> getType()

Description copied from interface: CoreAnnotation

Returns the type associated with this annotation. This method must return the same class type as its value type parameter. It feels like one should be able to get away without this method, but because Java erases the generic type signature, that info disappears at runtime.

Specified by:

getType in interface CoreAnnotation<CollectionValuedMap<java.lang.String,CandidatePhrase>>