Examples of IndexedWord

edu.stanford.nlp.ling.IndexedWord

This class is mainly for use with RTE in terms of the methods it provides, but on a more general level, it provides a {@link CoreLabel} that uses itsDocIDAnnotation, SentenceIndexAnnotation, and IndexAnnotation to implement Comparable/compareTo, hashCode, and equals. This means no other annotations, including the identity of the word, are taken into account when using these methods.
The actual implementation is to wrap a

CoreLabel. This avoids breaking the equals() and hashCode() contract and also avoids expensive copying when used to represent the same data as the original CoreLabel.
@author rafferty




Examples of edu.stanford.nlp.ling.IndexedWord
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            }


            while (!searchStack.isEmpty()) {
              if (neighborIterator == null || !neighborIterator.hasNext()) {
                IndexedWord search = searchStack.pop();
                neighborIterator = neighborIterator(sg, search);
              }


              while (neighborIterator.hasNext()) {
                SemanticGraphEdge edge = neighborIterator.next();
                IndexedWord otherEnd = followEdge(edge);
                if (!searchedNodes.contains(otherEnd)) {
                  searchStack.push(otherEnd);
                  searchedNodes.add(otherEnd);
                }
                if (type.test(edge.getRelation().toString()) && !matchedNodes.contains(otherEnd)) {

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