Java edu.stanford.nlp.process WordToSentenceProcessor fields, constructors, methods, implement or subclass

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	WordToSentenceProcessor(String boundaryTokenRegex, String boundaryFollowersRegex, Set boundariesToDiscard, Set xmlBreakElementsToDiscard, String regionElementRegex, NewlineIsSentenceBreak newlineIsSentenceBreak, SequencePattern sentenceBoundaryMultiTokenPattern, Set tokenRegexesToDiscard, boolean isOneSentence, boolean allowEmptySentences) Configure all parameters for converting a list of tokens into sentences.
	WordToSentenceProcessor() Create a WordToSentenceProcessor using a sensible default list of tokens for sentence ending for English/Latin writing systems.
	WordToSentenceProcessor(NewlineIsSentenceBreak newlineIsSentenceBreak) Create a WordToSentenceProcessor using a sensible default list of tokens for sentence ending for English/Latin writing systems.
	WordToSentenceProcessor(boolean isOneSentence) Create a WordToSentenceProcessor which never breaks the input into multiple sentences.
	WordToSentenceProcessor(Set boundaryToDiscard) Set the set of Strings that will mark the end of a sentence, and which will be discarded after doing so.

List>	process(List words) Returns a List of Lists where each element is built from a run of Words in the input Document.