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| Interface Summary | |
|---|---|
| DatabaseDictionaryElementFactory | Factory interface for creating WordNet objects from a database. |
| DictionaryElement | Any class that represents an element contained in the dictionary (IndexWords,
Synsets, and Exceptions) must implement this interface. |
| FileDictionaryElementFactory | Factory class for creating DictionaryElements (Synsets, ExceptionIndexWords). |
| Class Summary | |
|---|---|
| Adjective | An Adjective is a Word that can have an adjective position. |
| Adjective.AdjectivePosition | Adjective positions denote a restriction on the on the syntactic position the adjective may have in relation to noun that it modifies. |
| DictionaryElementType | WordNet contains different file types, index, synset data, and exception files. |
| Exc | Represents an entry in an exception file. |
| IndexWord | An IndexWord represents a line of the pos.index file. |
| IndexWordSet | A class to simplify the access to a set of IndexWords, each containing
one part of speech of the same word. |
| LexFileIdMap | LexFileIdMap maps the names of the lexiographer files to the identifiers found in the data.pos files. |
| Pointer | A Pointer encodes a lexical or semantic relationship between WordNet entities. |
| PointerTarget | A PointerTarget is the source or target of a Pointer. |
| PointerType | Instances of this class enumerate the possible WordNet pointer types,
and are used to label PointerTypes. |
| PointerUtils | This class constains static methods for performing various pointer operations. |
| POS | Instances of this class enumerate the possible major syntactic categories, or Part's Of Speech. |
| Synset | A Synset, or synonym set, represents a
line of a WordNet pos.data file. |
| SynsetProxy | Proxy for a Synset. |
| Verb | A Verb is a subclass of Word that can have 1 or more
VerbFrames (use cases of the verb). |
| VerbFrame | A VerbFrame is the frame of a sentence in which it is proper to use a given verb. |
| Word | A Word represents the lexical information related to a specific sense of an IndexWord. |
Classes for extracting and containing data from the dictionary.
The main objects are IndexWord, Synset, and Exc. These generally have a 1 to 1 correspondence with the different types of dictionary file.
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