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Subject: Re: List of FeatureExtractors used in DegreeOfRelationExtractor?
Thread-Topic: List of FeatureExtractors used in DegreeOfRelationExtractor?
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Date: Mon, 15 Jul 2013 11:41:56 +0000
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Yes, that's right. Both the degree_of and location_of classifiers use=0A=
the default feature set provided by the super class. It is possible to=0A=
change that behavior in a sub-class by overriding the=0A=
getFeatureExtractors() method.=0A=
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Tim=0A=
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On 07/14/2013 11:09 PM, Girivaraprasad Nambari wrote:=0A=
> Hi Team,=0A=
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> While going through code I couldn't find any "FeatureExtractor" list used=
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> for DegreeOfRelationExtractorAnnotator.=0A=
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> I was able to identify following list of feature extractors in super clas=
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>         new TokenFeaturesExtractor(),=0A=
>         new PartOfSpeechFeaturesExtractor(),=0A=
>         new PhraseChunkingExtractor(),=0A=
>         new NamedEntityFeaturesExtractor(),=0A=
>         new DependencyTreeFeaturesExtractor(),=0A=
>         new DependencyPathFeaturesExtractor()=0A=
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> Same being used for "DegreeOfRelationExtractorAnnotator" (or) Am I missin=
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> something?=0A=
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> Thank you,=0A=
> Giri=0A=
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