See: Description
| Interface | Description |
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| LexiconBuilder.CollectionStatisticsCounter |
Counter of LexiconEntries
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| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| BlockDocumentPostingList |
Represents the postings of one document, and saves block (term position) information.
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| BlockFieldDocumentPostingList |
BlockFieldDocumentPostingList class
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| CompressingMetaIndexBuilder |
Creates a metaindex structure that compresses all values using Deflator.
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| CompressingMetaIndexBuilder.KeyedPartitioner |
class KeyedPartitioner
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| CompressionFactory |
Configures the compression to be used when creating an IndexOnDisk.
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| CompressionFactory.BitCompressionConfiguration | |
| CompressionFactory.BitIdOnlyCompressionConfiguration | |
| CompressionFactory.CompressionConfiguration |
A configuration object used by the disk indexers for configuring the compression for direct and inverted files.
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| DocumentIndexBuilder |
A builder for the document index.
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| DocumentPostingList |
Represents the postings of one document.
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| FieldDocumentPostingList |
FieldDocumentPostingList class
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| FieldLexiconMap |
class FieldLexicanMap
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| Indexer |
Properties:
termpipelines - the sequence of
TermPipeline stages (e.g. |
| LexiconBuilder |
Builds temporary lexicons during indexing a collection and
merges them when the indexing of a collection has finished.
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| LexiconBuilder.BasicLexiconCollectionStaticticsCounter |
counts global statistics in the non-fields case
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| LexiconBuilder.FieldLexiconCollectionStaticticsCounter |
counts global statistics in the fields case
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| LexiconBuilder.NullCollectionStatisticsCounter | |
| LexiconMap |
This class keeps track of the total counts of terms within a bundle of documents being indexed.
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| MetaIndexBuilder |
Abstract class for writing document metadata.
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Provides the classes used for creating the data structures of the Terrier platform.
These include the builders of the inverted index, the direct index, the lexicon and the document index.
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