Page Summary
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LanguageIdentification is the entry point to get a LanguageIdentifier for identifying language in text.
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A LanguageIdentifier instance can be obtained using getClient() with or without options.
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The getClient() method provides a LanguageIdentifier to identify the language of a given text input.
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Resources associated with a LanguageIdentifier should be released by calling close() when no longer needed.
Entry point to get a LanguageIdentifier
that identifies language for a given text input.
A LanguageIdentifier
is created via getClient(LanguageIdentificationOptions)
or getClient()
if you wish to use the default options. For example, the code below creates a LanguageIdentifier
with default options.
Example:
LanguageIdentifier languageIdentifier = LanguageIdentification.getClient();
Public Method Summary
| static LanguageIdentifier | getClient
( LanguageIdentificationOptions
options)
Gets an instance of
LanguageIdentifier
,
which identifies the language for a given text input, with the given options
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| static LanguageIdentifier | getClient
()
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Inherited Method Summary
Public Methods
public static LanguageIdentifier getClient ( LanguageIdentificationOptions options)
Gets an instance of LanguageIdentifier
,
which identifies the language for a given text input, with the given options
.
To release the resources associated with an LanguageIdentifier
,
you should ensure that LanguageIdentifier.close()
is called on the resulting LanguageIdentifier
instance once it will no longer be used.
public static LanguageIdentifier getClient ()
Gets an instance of LanguageIdentifier
,
which identifies the language for a given text input.
