Examples of OneToOneAlgorithm

align.filter.aligner.align.onetoone.OneToOneAlgorithm
net.sourceforge.align.filter.aligner.align.onetoone.OneToOneAlgorithm
Represents an alignment algorithm that always returns one-to-one alignments. If such alignment is impossible can throw {@link AlignmentImpossibleException} or return some one-to-zero alignmentsdepending on configuration. Useful for forcing certain alignment - for example when we know that in both text there is the same number of paragraphs, using this algorithm we can assure they will be aligned correctly. @author Jarek Lipski (loomchild)

Examples of align.filter.aligner.align.onetoone.OneToOneAlgorithm

   * Miejsce do umieszczania wszystkich alignerów do przetestowania.
   */
  private List<AlignAlgorithm> createAlignerList() {
    List<AlignAlgorithm> alignerList = new LinkedList<AlignAlgorithm>();
    
    alignerList.add(new OneToOneAlgorithm());
    alignerList.add(new GaleChurchAlignAlgorithm());
    alignerList.add(new MooreAlignAlgorithm());
    
    return alignerList;
  }

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Examples of net.sourceforge.align.filter.aligner.align.onetoone.OneToOneAlgorithm

   * Tests whether alignments with infinite score are ignored and
   * the ones without are not by using {@link OneToOneAlgorithm} aligner.
   */
  @Test
  public void testIgnoreInfiniteProbability() {
    Filter oneToOneAligner = new Aligner(new OneToOneAlgorithm());
    Filter filter = 
      new IgnoreInfiniteProbabilityAlignmentsFilterDecorator(oneToOneAligner);


    List<Alignment> alignmentList = createAlignmentList(
        SOURCE_SEGMENT_ARRAY, TARGET_SEGMENT_ARRAY);

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Examples of net.sourceforge.align.filter.aligner.align.onetoone.OneToOneAlgorithm

      } else {
        throw new UnknownParameterException("search");
      }
    } else if (cls.equals("one-to-one")) {
      boolean one = commandLine.hasOption('o');
      algorithm = new OneToOneAlgorithm(one);
    } else {
      throw new UnknownParameterException("class");
    }
    return algorithm;
  }

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