Difference between revisions of "Manual Curation"
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You can manually annotate a Corpus, either starting from the beginning or changing the annotations from a previous NER process. | You can manually annotate a Corpus, either starting from the beginning or changing the annotations from a previous NER process. | ||
To start a process of manual curation from scratch, i.e. when no annotation has been performed, right click on the Corpus datatype and select '''Corpus -> Manual Curator''' | To start a process of manual curation from scratch, i.e. when no annotation has been performed, right click on the Corpus datatype and select '''Corpus -> Manual Curator''' | ||
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| + | A window appears and the user have to choose the process' name. | ||
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| + | == Result == | ||
When the process ends, a new '''Process''' object will be added to the Corpus Process View without any annotations and the user can manually annotate it using the [[Curator View Annotated Document]]. | When the process ends, a new '''Process''' object will be added to the Corpus Process View without any annotations and the user can manually annotate it using the [[Curator View Annotated Document]]. | ||
Revision as of 18:47, 26 February 2013
Contents
Operation
You can manually annotate a Corpus, either starting from the beginning or changing the annotations from a previous NER process. To start a process of manual curation from scratch, i.e. when no annotation has been performed, right click on the Corpus datatype and select Corpus -> Manual Curator
Select Name
A window appears and the user have to choose the process' name.
Result
When the process ends, a new Process object will be added to the Corpus Process View without any annotations and the user can manually annotate it using the Curator View Annotated Document.
