Uses of Package
org.terrier.terms

Packages that use org.terrier.terms
org.terrier.indexing Provides classes and interfaces related to the indexing of documents. 
org.terrier.indexing.hadoop Provides classes for Terrier's MapReduce indexer. 
org.terrier.querying Provides the interfaces and classes for the querying API of the Terrier platform, the controls, post processors and filters. 
org.terrier.querying.parser Provides the parser specification and the classes that implement the query language of the Terrier platform. 
org.terrier.terms Provides the interface and classes for the term pipeline, a set of objects that process the terms during indexing and processing of queries. 
 

Classes in org.terrier.terms used by org.terrier.indexing
TermPipeline
          Models the concept of a component in a pipeline of term processors.
 

Classes in org.terrier.terms used by org.terrier.indexing.hadoop
TermPipeline
          Models the concept of a component in a pipeline of term processors.
 

Classes in org.terrier.terms used by org.terrier.querying
TermPipelineAccessor
          This interface allows code to access the TermPipeline without implementing the end of the term pipeline.
 

Classes in org.terrier.terms used by org.terrier.querying.parser
TermPipelineAccessor
          This interface allows code to access the TermPipeline without implementing the end of the term pipeline.
 

Classes in org.terrier.terms used by org.terrier.terms
PorterStemmer
          Stemmer, implementing the Porter Stemming Algorithm.
SnowballStemmer
           
Stemmer
          Interface for all stemmers.
StemmerTermPipeline
          Abstract base class for Stemmers that are also TermPipeline instances
TermPipeline
          Models the concept of a component in a pipeline of term processors.
TermPipelineAccessor
          This interface allows code to access the TermPipeline without implementing the end of the term pipeline.
TRv2PorterStemmer
          This is the Porter stemming algorithm, coded up in JAVA by Gianni Amati.
 



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