Difference between revisions of "Process Annotated Documents View"
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To view this information select a NER or RE object in the clipboard and in the bottom of the right hand side panel select the respective view. | To view this information select a NER or RE object in the clipboard and in the bottom of the right hand side panel select the respective view. | ||
− | Within the '''Annotated Documents View''', a list of annotated documents is shown in a table format, | + | Within the '''Annotated Documents View''', a list of annotated documents is shown in a table format, including some details of the publication (title, authors, date, PMID) and a column with some general statistics regarding the annotations performed. |
− | + | Within this interface, it is possible to load a document into the clipboard for further specific analysis. | |
This is done by clicking the rightmost icon in the row of the selected document, that is automatically loaded into the clipboard. | This is done by clicking the rightmost icon in the row of the selected document, that is automatically loaded into the clipboard. | ||
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Revision as of 15:46, 16 January 2013
The NER/ RE objects have two available views: one to show statistics and another one to show the list of annotated documents.
To view this information select a NER or RE object in the clipboard and in the bottom of the right hand side panel select the respective view.
Within the Annotated Documents View, a list of annotated documents is shown in a table format, including some details of the publication (title, authors, date, PMID) and a column with some general statistics regarding the annotations performed.
Within this interface, it is possible to load a document into the clipboard for further specific analysis. This is done by clicking the rightmost icon in the row of the selected document, that is automatically loaded into the clipboard.