Examples of Tagger

com.aliasi.tag.Tagger
com.cloudera.flume.handlers.rolling.Tagger
A tagger is a mechanism that creates unique names for groups of events and adds annotation data to events. It keeps some state -- the name for most recent group. newTag is called when rotating loggers create a new group (and thus need a new name).
edu.stanford.nlp.tagger.common.Tagger
This module includes constants that are the same for all taggers, as opposed to being part of their configurations. Also, can be used as an interface if you don't want to necessarily include the MaxentTagger code, such as in public releases which don't include that code. @author John Bauer
net.reduls.igo.Tagger
org.chasen.crfpp.Tagger
org.chasen.mecab.Tagger
org.languagetool.tagging.Tagger
The part-of-speech tagger interface, whose implementations are usually language-dependent. @author Daniel Naber
org.opensextant.solrtexttagger.Tagger
org.platformlayer.ops.tagger.Tagger

Examples of org.platformlayer.ops.tagger.Tagger

    final PersistentInstance model = OpsContext.get().getInstance(PersistentInstance.class);


    {
      // Add tag with instance id to persistent instance (very helpful for DNS service!)


      Tagger tagger = injected(Tagger.class);
      tagger.platformLayerKey = model.getKey();
      tagger.tagChangesProvider = new OpsProvider<TagChanges>() {


        @Override
        public TagChanges get() throws OpsException {

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Examples of org.platformlayer.ops.tagger.Tagger


          return tagChanges;
        }
      };


      Tagger tagger = injected(Tagger.class);


      tagger.platformLayerKey = model.getKey();
      tagger.tagChangesProvider = tagChanges;


      instanceMapper.addChild(tagger);


      Tagger tagInstance = injected(Tagger.class);


      tagInstance.platformLayerKey = null;
      tagInstance.platformLayerKey = model.instance;
      tagInstance.tagChangesProvider = tagChanges;

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