Examples of TokenSequencePattern

edu.stanford.nlp.ling.tokensregex.TokenSequencePattern
string for later compilation using: compile("/it/ /was/ $RELDAY"); env.bind("$RELDAY", "/today|yesterday|tomorrow|tonight|tonite/"); // Bind pre-compiled patter for later compilation using: compile("/it/ /was/ $RELDAY"); env.bind("$RELDAY", TokenSequencePattern.compile(env, "/today|yesterday|tomorrow|tonight|tonite/"));

Bind custom node pattern functions (currently no arguments are supported)

 // Bind node pattern so we can do patterns like: compile("... temporal::IS_TIMEX_DATE ..."); //   (TimexTypeMatchNodePattern is a NodePattern that implements some custom logic) env.bind("::IS_TIMEX_DATE", new TimexTypeMatchNodePattern(SUTime.TimexType.DATE));

Actions (partially implemented)

pattern ==> action
Supported action: &annotate( { ner="DATE" } )
Not applied automatically, associated with a pattern.
To apply, call pattern.getAction().apply(match, groupid)

Examples of edu.stanford.nlp.ling.tokensregex.TokenSequencePattern

    }




    Map<TokenSequencePattern, E> patternsLearnedThisIterConverted = new HashMap<TokenSequencePattern , E>();
    //for(Integer pindex : patternsLearnedThisIter.keySet()){
    TokenSequencePattern pat = TokenSequencePattern.compile(constVars.env.get(label), ((SurfacePattern)pattern).toString(notAllowedClasses));
    patternsLearnedThisIterConverted.put(pat, pattern);
    //}




    //Apply the patterns and extract candidate phrases

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