slab

Type Members

1. trait AnalysisFunction[C, B, I, +O] extends AnyRef

   

   An analysis function that takes a Slab with declared annotation types in it and outputs a new Slab with additional annotations of a new type.

   An analysis function that takes a Slab with declared annotation types in it and outputs a new Slab with additional annotations of a new type.

   Documentation for the type variables: C = Content type B = Base annonation type I = Input annotation type O = Output annotation type

2. case class ComposedAnalysisFunction[C, B, I, O, II >: I with O, +OO](a: AnalysisFunction[C, B, I, O], b: AnalysisFunction[C, B, II, OO]) extends AnalysisFunction[C, B, I, O with OO] with Product with Serializable

   

3. case class EntityMention(entityType: String, id: Option[String] = None) extends Product with Serializable

   

4. case class PartOfSpeech(tag: String, id: Option[String] = None) extends Product with Serializable

   

5. case class Segment(id: Option[String] = None) extends Product with Serializable

   

6. case class Sentence(id: Option[String] = None) extends Product with Serializable

   

7. trait Slab[ContentType, RegionType, +AnnotationTypes] extends AnyRef

   

   A Slab is the core "document" type in Epic.

   A Slab is the core "document" type in Epic. It represents a document and a set of annotations on that document, such as sentence boundaries, tokens, named entity spans, etc. The ContentType is the type of the document--typically a string--and the AnnotationTypes parameter is an encoding of the kinds of annotations that are present. epic.slab.AnalysisFunctions can be used to add new annotations to a Slab that have the prerequisite annotations.

8. case class Source(url: URL) extends Product with Serializable

   

9. type StringAnalysisFunction[I, O] = AnalysisFunction[String, Span, I, O]

   

10. type StringSlab[+AnnotationTypes] = Slab[String, Span, AnnotationTypes]

    

11. case class Token(token: String) extends Product with Serializable