com.getjenny.analyzer.operators
AbstractOperator
Related Doc:
package operators
Possible implementation:
scala
def add(e: Expression, level: Int = 0): AbstractOperator = {
if (level == 0) new AndOperator(e :: children)
else children.head match {
case c: AbstractOperator => new XYZOperator(c.add(e, level - 1) :: children.tail)
case _ => throw OperatorException(this + ": trying to add to smt else than an operator")
}
}
Read a sentence and produce a score (the higher, the more confident)
Read a sentence and produce a score (the higher, the more confident)
see AbstractAtomic or AbstractOperator
the Map exchanged between StarChat and the other services
a score (>= 0) which represents its confidence on triggering the state it is in
Operators are built to be nested through the add method.
For instance the operator:
operator1(operator2(atomic1("..."), atomic2("...")), operator3(atomic3("...")))
The parser would build the final operator with:
disjunction.add(operator1, 0) .add(operator2, 1) .add(atomic1, 2) .add(atomic2, 2) .add(operator3, 1) .add(atomic3, 2)
(Where disjunction is put as starting point because disjunction(one_expression) == one_expression)
This works because add always add the new Expression as head, and when we always add on the head. When add(atomic1, 2) is called, atomic1 is added as head of the children in operator2, which was just added as head of the children of op1, which was added as the head of disjunction.
Created by [email protected] on 21/02/2017.