🖍️Annotation
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As an annotator, you find all your tasks on your Dashboard under Your Current Annotation Assignments.
After opening the annotation view, you will see:
The document is in the middle.
The concepts are on the right side.
The control pane is on the left side.
In the control pane, you also find details about the experiment as well as all tags that were uploaded with the documents (read more about tags here: Documents).
To annotate word sequences, you can click on any word in the document - which highlights it. By clicking on another word, the sequence is extended.
You can unselect the highlighting by clicking on the first or last word in the sequence.
After selecting a word sequence, you can select a label from the ontology on the right side. This annotates the word sequence. You can see the annotation by hovering over the underlined word sequence with the mouse.
You can easily assign more labels by clicking on Select same span again. You can delete the annotation by clicking on the little trash can button on the side.
In addition to word sequence annotations, you can assign labels directly to the whole document. This can be helpful if you want to develop a text classification model or add meta information to your documents.
After finishing the annotation tasks, you can export them via the project view Projects.
So far, you can only export annotations in the .json format, but new export options will come soon.
You can specify which annotations you want to download.
You can navigate to the following document by clicking . By clicking "next", you complete the task. If you want to continue with the document later, you can click , which doesn't complete the task. You can also select another document from the list in the control pane.
Click on above the document, select a label from the list on the right side.
You can click on the "x" next to the label to remove a document annotation.
Annotation guidelines can help annotators to clarify the rules and things to look out for. Annotation guidelines can be viewed by clicking on in the control pane.
Annotation guidelines are connected to the project and not the experiment, because they might change over the experiments but should be considered the ground rules for the whole project. They can be edited in the project view .
