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This relationship can be seen in the annotation list when clicking on the Annotation Grouping icon and when hovering over the annotation with the parent-child relationship.Īnother way of setting a parent-child relationship between words is by selecting an annotation or group of annotations from the “Annotations” tab on the right. To create a parent-child relationship between annotations, simply click and hold on an annotation and drag it to its parent. For example, in the sentence “David used a hammer, some nails, and a saw to build this beautiful table,” if you wish to show that the tools belong to David, you can set David as the parent and the tools as the children. This useful annotation tool allows creating relationships between annotations. When the task requires only a single label per text, checking the “Auto next item” feature will automatically save the annotation and load the next item as soon as a label is selected. The “Auto next item” checkbox appears when the Classification tool is selected.

The newly created annotation can be seen in the annotation list on the right side of the screen and as a label above the text.

Click the label/s from the label list to create classification annotation of the text.

The Classification tool enables applying a label class to an entire text document. Learn more about creating and working with Object IDs in the dataloop platform. When hovering over annotated text, you have the option of setting the annotation object ID, deleting the annotation, or clicking the hamburger icon for “Fast classification.” “Fast classification” will apply the selected annotation to all identical words in the text. The text tool enables annotation of any range of text (as defined by the paragraph delimiter setting).īegin annotating by selecting text and clicking on the appropriate label from the labels that appear above the text. If you have only 1 annotation tool (defined in the recipe), it will be automatically selected. To begin annotation work, select one of the annotations tools.

In the dataset browser or task browser, double click on the text file to open the file for annotation – the NLP studio will open the text item. If you wish to have the text in its original paragraph structure, check the box “use pre-wrap spaces in text files.”Īnnotation work is done as part of workflows – learn more about creating annotation tasks from your data. Note: When the paragraph delimiter is set to “None,” the text will be presented as one paragraph. To clear the delimiter setting, click the X button next to the paragraph delimiter field. Once a paragraph delimiter is set, each annotation you make will apply to the entire delimited section.

Save the changes you made to the recipe by clicking the save icon in the top right.

Set your delimiter of choice (e.g., type a character or press ENTER or spacebar to set the paragraph delimiter).

Under the “Instructions” tab, click the field next to paragraph delimiter.

To set the paragraph delimiter, follow these steps: The paragraph delimiter can be any character, including the spacebar or ENTER key.īy default, the paragraph delimiter is empty:

Setting a paragraph delimiter allows you to choose whether you wish to annotate individual words or sections of the text set by the delimiter. Locate the NLP studio related items (i.e., "Paragraph delimeter" and "use pre-wrap spaces in text files") in the “Global Settings” section.Locate the recipe (normally with the same name as the dataset).Select recipes from the left side menu (in the Data Management section).The NLP studio configuration is controlled from settings in the recipe. Learn more about creating datasets and uploading file items or syncing them from external storage and working with data versioning.Ĭonnect your data with the Dataloop system to achieve data management using the SDK. NLP Data and Supported FormatsĬurrently, NLP data for text annotation must be in the format of a txt, json or eml file. Dataloop’s NLP Studio offers a set of powerful text annotation tools that are essential when working with text data, enabling annotators to quickly produce a variety of meaningful annotations.