# Text Annotation
## using Inception
March 31st 2020
https://inception-project.github.io/
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## useful links
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* this presentation: https://hackmd.io/@ZwRJiT-YT3Ozt-Uoatu2Fg/ryL98_Jw8
* ENP's Inception: https://annotation.enpchina.eu/
* Inception user guide: https://inception-project.github.io/releases/0.14.3/docs/user-guide.html
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## Text Annotation
### Why What and How ?
(where :arrow_right: https://annotation.enp-china.eu/)
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## Why annotate ?
* indexing
* obtain statistics
* train machine learning
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## What can be annotated ?
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### layers of annotation
mostly linguistic or NLP related:
* words
* grammatical categories
* Named Entities
* Syntactic structures
* Semantic relations
* Discourse relations
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### formal object
* text level
* sentence level
* span level
* token level
* relations
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## How ?
1. Corpus selection / creation
2. Layer selection / creation
3. start annotation
4. with (semi-)automatic annotation ?
Let's see in Inception
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### Corpus creation
Important tabs
* Users
* Documents
* Layers
* Tagsets
* Recommenders
* Export (preferably in WebAnno TSV)
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### Annotation window
* select a document
* select a layer
* start annotating
* interact with recommenders
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# Possible Futures
* import/export to/from R-Studio
* integrated search (SolR)
* Connect a Knowledge Base (Heurist)
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