edu.indiana.iucbrf.ccbr.conversationblock.selector
Class EnsembleConversationBlockSelector
java.lang.Object
edu.indiana.iucbrf.ccbr.conversationblock.selector.AbstractConversationBlockSelector
edu.indiana.iucbrf.ccbr.conversationblock.selector.EnsembleConversationBlockSelector
- All Implemented Interfaces:
- ConversationBlockSelector, SwingRepresentableWithDomain, SwingRepresentable, java.io.Serializable
public class EnsembleConversationBlockSelector
- extends AbstractConversationBlockSelector
- See Also:
- Serialized Form
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
ensemble
protected Ensemble ensemble
args
protected java.lang.Object[] args
EnsembleConversationBlockSelector
public EnsembleConversationBlockSelector(Ensemble ensemble)
- Creates a new instance of EnsembleConversationBlockSelector
getNextFeatureKeyImpl
protected FeatureKey getNextFeatureKeyImpl(Problem problemSoFar,
RetrievalResults casesUnderConsideration,
CCBRDomain domain)
- Specified by:
getNextFeatureKeyImpl
in class AbstractConversationBlockSelector
getEnsemble
public Ensemble getEnsemble()
reset
public void reset()
- Reset the state of the conversation block selector, to prepare for a new conversation.
For some conversation block selectors, this may be a dummy operation.
initConversation
public void initConversation(Problem initialProblem)
- Description copied from interface:
ConversationBlockSelector
- Reset the state of the conversation block selector and prepare for a new
conversation on the given problem. For some conversation block selectors,
this may be a dummy operation.
- Specified by:
initConversation
in interface ConversationBlockSelector
- Overrides:
initConversation
in class AbstractConversationBlockSelector
initConversationImpl
protected void initConversationImpl(Problem initialProblem)
- Specified by:
initConversationImpl
in class AbstractConversationBlockSelector
toSwing
public javax.swing.JComponent toSwing(Domain domain)
toSwing
public javax.swing.JComponent toSwing(int detailLevel)
- Detail level may be ignored by implementations.
If used, the standard is for detailLevel 0 to be least detail, with higher values growing more detailed.
0 is least detail, higher numbers are more