Uses of Interface
adams.flow.core.StopModeSupporter

Packages that use StopModeSupporter

Package	Description
adams.flow.control
adams.flow.core
adams.flow.source
adams.flow.standalone
adams.flow.transformer

Uses of StopModeSupporter in adams.flow.control

Classes in adams.flow.control that implement StopModeSupporter

Modifier and Type	Class	Description
class	Inspect	Allows the user to inspect tokens with the specified viewer. Inspection can be done interactively, allowing the user to drop tokens, or non-interactively, with the viewer updating whenever a token passes through. Of course, this actor should only be used during development for debugging purposes as can slow down the execution significantly depending on how expensive the view generation is.
class	RemoveOutliers	Allows the user to interactively remove outliers. You can toggle the 'outlier' state of individual points by left-clicking them. You can also toggle whole regions by selecting a polygon around them: use SHIFT+left-click to place vertices and SHIFT+right-click to finish the polygon.
class	Stop	Stops the execution of the flow when triggered.

Uses of StopModeSupporter in adams.flow.core

Subinterfaces of StopModeSupporter in adams.flow.core

Modifier and Type	Interface	Description
interface	AutomatableInteractiveActor	Interface for actors that interact with the user, but can also be automated, e.g., for testing purposes.
interface	InteractiveActor	Interface for actors that interact with the user.
interface	InteractiveActorWithCustomParentComponent	Interface for interactive actors that allow the selection of a custom parent component using a callable actor; instead of just using the outer dialog/frame.
interface	OptionalPasswordPrompt	Interface for actors that prompt the user to enter a password in case no password currently provided.

Uses of StopModeSupporter in adams.flow.source

Classes in adams.flow.source that implement StopModeSupporter

Modifier and Type	Class	Description
class	AbstractInteractiveArrayProvider	Ancestor for interactive sources that can provide the output as an array or one-by-one.
class	AbstractInteractiveSource	Ancestor for source actors that interact with the user.
class	AbstractSelectObjects	Ancestor for sources that promp the user to select a number of objects to be broadcasted as tokens.
class	EnterManyValues	Pops up a dialog, prompting the user to enter one or more values.
class	EnterValue	Pops up a dialog, prompting the user to enter a value.
class	PasteFromClipboard	Pops up a dialog, prompting the user to accept content from clipboard.
class	SelectCharset	Prompts the user to select a character set.
class	SelectDateTime	Pops up a dialog, prompting the user to select a date/time, date or time value.
class	SelectDirectory	Pops up a directory chooser dialog, prompting the user to select a directory.
class	SelectFile	Pops up a file chooser dialog, prompting the user to select one or more files.
class	SelectObjects	Allows the user to select an arbitrary number of objects from the specified class hierarchy using the GenericObjectArray. It is possible to use this dialog for other objects as well that don't belong to a class hierarchy, e.g., adams.core.base.BaseString.
class	WekaSelectDataset	Pops up a file chooser dialog, prompting the user to select one or more datasets.
class	WekaSelectObjects	Allows the user to select an arbitrary number of Weka objects from the specified class hierarchy using the GenericObjectArray.

Uses of StopModeSupporter in adams.flow.standalone

Classes in adams.flow.standalone that implement StopModeSupporter

Modifier and Type	Class	Description
class	AbstractDatabaseConnection	Ancestor for standalone actors providing a database connection different from the system-wide one.
class	DatabaseConnection	For initializing an ADAMS database connection that differs from the system-wide one.
class	IMAPConnection	IMAP server setup.
class	SMBConnection	Provides access to a remote host via SMB.
class	SMTPConnection	SMTP server setup for overriding default parameters.
class	SSHConnection	Provides access to a remote host via SSH. For more information see: (2011).

Uses of StopModeSupporter in adams.flow.transformer

Classes in adams.flow.transformer that implement StopModeSupporter

Modifier and Type	Class	Description
class	AbstractInteractiveTransformer	Ancestor for transformers that interact with the user.
class	AbstractInteractiveTransformerDialog	Ancestor for graphical actors that are interactive.
class	CompareObjectLocations	Visualizes object locations (annotations and predicted) for the incoming image side-by-side. Only forwards the image container when accepted.
class	ConfirmationDialog	Pops up a confirmation dialog, prompting the user to select 'yes', 'no' or 'cancel'. If no custom tokens are used, the current token is only forwarded when the user selects 'yes'.
class	ImageAnnotator	Allows the user to label objects located on the image and pass on this enriched meta-data.
class	ImageLabeler	Allows the user to label images, setting a report field in the meta-data. Any logged interaction will get added as JSON under interaction-log in the report.
class	ImageObjectAnnotator	User interface for annotating objects in images.
class	ImageSegmentationAnnotator	User interface for annotating images for image segmentation.
class	PixelSelector	Allows the user to select pixels.
class	ProcessActor	Applies the specified processor to the incoming actor and forwards the result. For processors implementing adams.flow.processor.ModifyingProcessor the modified actor is forwarded (or, if not modified, the original one), all others just forward the incoming actor. If the processor should implement adams.flow.processor.ListingProcessor then any generated list gets stored as string array in the outgoing container as well. Processors implementing adams.flow.processor.GraphicalOutputProducingProcessor can optionall display the graphical output as well (off by default).
class	SelectArraySubset	Allows the user to select a subset of the incoming array to be forwarded in the flow.
class	SpreadSheetCellSelector	Lets the user highlight cells in a spreadsheet which get output: - spreadsheet with coordinates (1-based row and column) and the associated value of the selected cell - spreadsheet with all un-selected cells set to missing Usage: You select cells by left-clicking on them and/or holding the left mouse button and moving the mouse over the cells that you want to select. You can unselect cells in the same fashion, by holding the shift key in addition.
class	SpreadSheetSelectSubset	Allows the user to select a subset of the incoming spreadsheet to be forwarded in the flow.
class	WekaChooseAttributes	Lets the user select attributes interactively to use down the track. Internally, a weka.filters.unsupervised.attribute.Remove WEKA filter is constructed from the selection, to remove the attributes that the user didn't select.