Difference between revisions of "Corpus Create Annotation Schema By Abner"

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'''NLPBA''' (model trained with the NLPBA corpus).
 
'''NLPBA''' (model trained with the NLPBA corpus).
  
Pressing'''Ok''' the operation will be launched and a progress window will n+be shown, indicating the execution of the operation and estimate time left.
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Pressing '''Ok''' the operation will be launched and a progress window will n+be shown, indicating the execution of the operation and estimate time left.
 
The NER operation will take a few minutes or hours depending on the number of documents, document size and used resources.
 
The NER operation will take a few minutes or hours depending on the number of documents, document size and used resources.
  
 
When the process terminates, a new '''NER Process''' object will be added to the [[Corpora_Load_Corpus|''Corpus Process View'']].
 
When the process terminates, a new '''NER Process''' object will be added to the [[Corpora_Load_Corpus|''Corpus Process View'']].

Revision as of 00:25, 16 January 2013


The user can perform an NER process using the Abner algorithm (for more details please visit http://gate.ac.uk/sale/tao/splitch16.html#sec:parsers:abner ).

Selecting the Corpus object on the clipboard, you should right click over it an choose Corpus -> NER -> Abner Tagging

Corpus Process NER Abner.png

A GUI will be presented, where you can select the training model to be used with ABNER, from the options:

NER Abner1.png

BIOCREATIVE (model trained with the BioCreative corpus).

NLPBA (model trained with the NLPBA corpus).

Pressing Ok the operation will be launched and a progress window will n+be shown, indicating the execution of the operation and estimate time left. The NER operation will take a few minutes or hours depending on the number of documents, document size and used resources.

When the process terminates, a new NER Process object will be added to the Corpus Process View.