public final class ScopeBoost extends Phrase
NOTE: The scope can be any Phrase
.
Phrase.Parameter
Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
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static int |
DEFAULT_COMPLETENESS_BOOST
The default completeness boost.
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parameters
Constructor and Description |
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ScopeBoost()
Constructor.
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ScopeBoost(Phrase phrase,
Phrase scope)
Constructor.
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ScopeBoost(Phrase phrase,
String scope)
Constructor.
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Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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ScopeBoost |
clone() |
boolean |
equals(Object other) |
int |
getCompletenessBoost()
Get the completeness boost.
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int |
getEndOffset()
Get the end offset (0 indexed, exclusive) for this term in the original query string.
|
Phrase |
getPhrase() |
Phrase |
getScope() |
int |
getStartOffset()
Get the start offset (0 indexed, inclusive) for this term in the original query string.
|
int |
hashCode() |
Phrase |
rewrite(PhraseHandler handler)
Recursively rewrite this phrase using
handler . |
Phrase |
rewriteChildren(PhraseHandler handler)
Rewrite any children of this phrase using
handler . |
void |
setCompletenessBoost(int value)
Set the completeness boost.
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void |
setParameter(String name,
Object value)
Set parameter
name to value . |
void |
setPhrase(Phrase value) |
void |
setScope(Phrase value) |
void |
setScope(String value) |
void |
toString(StringBuilder buffer,
boolean compact)
Appends the string representation of this query to
buffer . |
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public static final int DEFAULT_COMPLETENESS_BOOST
public int getStartOffset()
This value is set during parsing and indicates the start offset into the original query string that this term represents. In general, offsets should not be set/modified by query transformers and it is recommended that start and end offsets are set to zero when cloning.
NOTE: if Phrase.getStartOffset()
== Phrase.getEndOffset()
, this indicates that the term did not come from a parsed query string.
getStartOffset
in class Phrase
public int getEndOffset()
This value is set during parsing and indicates the end offset of the original query string that this term represents. In general, offsets should not be set/modified by query transformers and it is recommended that start and end offsets are set to zero when cloning.
NOTE: if Phrase.getStartOffset()
== Phrase.getEndOffset()
, this indicates that the term did not come from a parsed query string.
getEndOffset
in class Phrase
public Phrase getScope()
public void setScope(Phrase value)
public void setScope(String value)
public Phrase getPhrase()
public void setPhrase(Phrase value)
public int getCompletenessBoost()
public void setCompletenessBoost(int value)
public void setParameter(String name, Object value)
name
to value
.
NOTE: name
is case insensitive.
setParameter
in class Phrase
public Phrase rewrite(PhraseHandler handler)
handler
.
NOTE: If a phrase has any children, the phrase itself will be passed to handler
first, prior to its children.
If handler
returns a new phrase, its children will not be traversed automatically.
public Phrase rewriteChildren(PhraseHandler handler)
handler
.
Returns the modified phrase, which may be null
if all children were removed by handler
.
This method may have no effect if this Phrase
represents a leaf in the tree.
NOTE: child phrases are not recursively traversed.
rewriteChildren
in class Phrase
public ScopeBoost clone()
Phrase
public void toString(StringBuilder buffer, boolean compact)
buffer
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PATENT NOTICE: Attivio, Inc. Software Related Patents. With respect to the Attivio software product(s) being used, the following patents apply: Querying Joined Data Within A Search Engine Index: United States Patent No.(s): 8,073,840. Ordered Processing of Groups of Messages: U.S. Patent No.(s) 8,495,656. Signal processing approach to sentiment analysis for entities in documents: U.S. Patent No.(s) 8,725,494. Other U.S. and International Patents Pending.