Example usage for java.util Collection interface-usage

List of usage examples for java.util Collection interface-usage

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Usage

From source file org.terrier.indexing.WARC018Collection.java

/**
 * This object is used to parse WARC format web crawls, 0.18. 
 * The precise {@link Document} class to be used can be specified with the
 * <tt>trec.document.class</tt> property.
 * 
 * <p>

From source file org.apache.olingo.ext.proxy.commons.AbstractCollectionInvocationHandler.java

public abstract class AbstractCollectionInvocationHandler<T extends Serializable, EC extends Collection<T>>
        extends AbstractInvocationHandler implements Collection<T> {

    protected URI nextPageURI = null;

    protected Collection<T> items;

From source file io.sweers.arraysetbackport.ArraySet.java

/**
 * ArraySet is a generic set data structure that is designed to be more memory efficient than a
 * traditional {@link java.util.HashSet}.  The design is very similar to
 * {@link ArrayMap}, with all of the caveats described there.  This implementation is
 * separate from ArrayMap, however, so the Object array contains only one item for each
 * entry in the set (instead of a pair for a mapping).

From source file com.xtructure.xneat.genetics.GeneMap.java

/**
 * {@link GeneMap} is a collection of {@link Gene}s that keeps track of several
 * properties particular to the collection. It maintains:
 * <ol>
 * <li>a mapping to genes from their ids.
 * <li>a mapping from node ids to the set of links incident on it (both incoming

From source file RectListManager.java

/**
 * RectListManager is a class to manage a list of rectangular regions.
 * This class contains methods to add new rectangles to the List, to
 * merge rectangles in the list (based on a cost function), and
 * functions to subract one RectListManager from another.  The main
 * purpose of this class is to manage dirty regions on a display (for

From source file org.springframework.osgi.service.importer.support.internal.collection.OsgiServiceCollection.java

/**
 * OSGi service dynamic collection - allows iterating while the underlying storage is being shrunk/expanded. This
 * collection is read-only - its content is being retrieved dynamically from the OSGi platform.
 * 
 * <p/> This collection and its iterators are thread-safe. That is, multiple threads can access the collection. However,
 * since the collection is read-only, it cannot be modified by the client.

From source file org.eclipse.gemini.blueprint.service.importer.support.internal.collection.OsgiServiceCollection.java

/**
 * OSGi service dynamic collection - allows iterating while the underlying storage is being shrunk/expanded. This
 * collection is read-only - its content is being retrieved dynamically from the OSGi platform.
 * 
 * <p/> This collection and its iterators are thread-safe. That is, multiple threads can access the collection. However,
 * since the collection is read-only, it cannot be modified by the client.

From source file com.datumbox.framework.common.dataobjects.Dataframe.java

/**
 * The Dataframe class stores a list of Records Objects and several meta-data. All
 * Machine Learning algorithms get as argument Dataframe objects. The class has an
 * internal static Builder class which can be used to generate Dataframe objects 
 * from Text or CSV files.
 * 

From source file com.datumbox.framework.core.common.dataobjects.Dataframe.java

/**
 * The Dataframe class stores a list of Records Objects and several meta-data. All
 * Machine Learning algorithms get as argument Dataframe objects. The class has an
 * internal static Builder class which can be used to generate Dataframe objects 
 * from Text or CSV files.
 *

From source file aml.match.Alignment.java

public class Alignment implements Collection<Mapping> {

    //Attributes

    //Term mappings organized in list
    private Vector<Mapping> maps;