annotator

Examples of annotating

annotating

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

In the case of the conditional, only the operation annotating the conditional in figure 5 can make a difference with respect to our analysis.
It should always be borne in mind that annotating, recording, reflecting, and commenting are all optional extensions to the reading experience.
Nevertheless, for purposes of annotating a genome, most people would hope for more specific assignments of function than any of these categories.
The task of annotating sentences in this treebank can be broken into three subtasks: word segmentation, part-of-speech tagging and syntactic bracketing.
The second purpose is to give a concrete example of how abstraction can be used in annotating human interaction.
It involves annotating the sonogram with very simple symbols or text (figure 8).
This includes the (usually negligible) overhead of annotating the source with the modes required by builtins.
While using supervised machine learning to train discourse parsers looks promising, annotating texts with their discourse structure is time-consuming.
Note that there is also not much point in annotating the syntaxtree, since the structure will be built anyway.
Altogether this book can be recommended for anybody interested in annotating corpus material.
This kind of set polymorphism allows us to generalize over the sets annotating function types.
For example, for annotating speech repairs, utterance boundaries, and overlapping and abandoned utterances, the tool provides the exact timing information.
For example, annotating discourse segments needs a larger perception of the interaction, as afforded by an utteranceby-utterance view.
This makes it difficult to understand the higher-level structure of the dialogue, which is needed for annotating discourse blocks.
Second, the toolkits do not advocate nor provide built-in abstraction mechanisms useful for understanding and annotating dialogue.
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