Uses of Class
pt.tumba.ngram.compression.PPMNode

Packages that use PPMNode
pt.tumba.ngram.compression Implementation of the compression-based classification technique described in the papers "Towards Parameter-Free Data Mining" and "The Similarity Metric", respectivelly by Ming Li and Keogh et al. 
 

Uses of PPMNode in pt.tumba.ngram.compression
 

Fields in pt.tumba.ngram.compression declared as PPMNode
private  PPMNode PPMModel._contextNode
          Current context node.
private  PPMNode[] PPMModel._contexts
          Nodes at depth 1 in the model.
(package private)  PPMNode PPMNode._firstChild
          The first child of this node.
(package private)  PPMNode PPMNode._nextSibling
          The next sibling of this node.
private  PPMNode PPMModel._rootNode
          Root of the trie structure of counts.
 

Methods in pt.tumba.ngram.compression that return PPMNode
private static PPMNode PPMModel.lookup(PPMNode node, byte[] bytes, int offset, int length)
          Looks up a node from the given bytes, offset and length starting from the specified node.
private  PPMNode PPMModel.lookupNode(int contextLength)
          Returns node from the current byte buffer of the specified context length, or null if there isn't one.
 PPMNode PPMNode.prune()
          Prunes this node and its children, returning null if the node's count is too low and pruning all children with counts too low.
private  PPMNode PPMNode.pruneSiblings()
          Prunes the siblings of this node, returning the next sibling or null if there aren't any.
private  PPMNode PPMNode.rescaleSiblings()
          Rescale the counts on this node and the siblings of this node.
 

Methods in pt.tumba.ngram.compression with parameters of type PPMNode
private static PPMNode PPMModel.lookup(PPMNode node, byte[] bytes, int offset, int length)
          Looks up a node from the given bytes, offset and length starting from the specified node.
 

Constructors in pt.tumba.ngram.compression with parameters of type PPMNode
PPMNode(byte b, PPMNode nextSibling)
          Construct a node with the specified byte and next sibling.