// naClass.init(naWord, ttags);
private int Add(AmbiguityClass a)
{
if (classes.Contains(a))
{
return(classes.IndexOf(a));
}
classes.Add(a);
return(classes.IndexOf(a));
}
protected internal virtual int GetClass(string word, Dictionary dict, int veryCommonWordThresh, TTags ttags)
{
if (word.Equals(naWord))
{
return(-2);
}
if (dict.IsUnknown(word))
{
return(-1);
}
bool veryCommon = dict.Sum(word) > veryCommonWordThresh;
AmbiguityClass a = new AmbiguityClass(word, veryCommon, dict, ttags);
// TODO: surely it would be faster and not too expensive to cache
// the results of creating a whole bunch of these, since we're
// probably constructing the same AmbiguityClass multiple times
// for each word. Furthermore, the separation of having two
// constructors here is pretty awful, quite frankly.
return(Add(a));
}
