com.sun.speech.freetts.en.us
Class PronounceableFSM

java.lang.Object
  com.sun.speech.freetts.en.us.PronounceableFSM

Direct Known Subclasses:

PrefixFSM, SuffixFSM

public class PronounceableFSM

extends java.lang.Object

Implements a finite state machine that checks if a given string is pronounceable. If it is pronounceable, the method accept() will return true.

Field Summary

protected boolean	scanFromFront Whether we should scan the input string from the front.
protected int[]	transitions The transitions of this FSM
protected int	vocabularySize The vocabulary size.

Constructor Summary

PronounceableFSM(int vocabularySize, int[] transitions, boolean scanFromFront)
Constructs a PronounceableFSM with the given attributes.

PronounceableFSM(java.net.URL url, boolean scanFromFront)
Constructs a PronounceableFSM with information in the given URL.

Method Summary

boolean

accept(java.lang.String inputString) Checks to see if this finite state machine accepts the given input string.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

vocabularySize

protected int vocabularySize

The vocabulary size.

transitions

protected int[] transitions

The transitions of this FSM

scanFromFront

protected boolean scanFromFront

Whether we should scan the input string from the front.

Constructor Detail

PronounceableFSM

public PronounceableFSM(java.net.URL url,
                        boolean scanFromFront)
                 throws java.io.IOException

Constructs a PronounceableFSM with information in the given URL.

Parameters:

url - the URL that contains the FSM specification

scanFromFront - indicates whether this FSM should scan the input string from the front, or from the back

PronounceableFSM

public PronounceableFSM(int vocabularySize,
                        int[] transitions,
                        boolean scanFromFront)

Constructs a PronounceableFSM with the given attributes.

Parameters:

vocabularySize - the vocabulary size of the FSM

transitions - the transitions of the FSM

scanFromFront - indicates whether this FSM should scan the input string from the front, or from the back

Method Detail

accept

public boolean accept(java.lang.String inputString)

Checks to see if this finite state machine accepts the given input string.

Parameters:

inputString - the input string to be tested

Returns:

true if this FSM accepts, false if it rejects