Text Annotation Guideline Item
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A Text Annotation Guideline Item is a annotation guideline for a text annotation task.
- Context:
- It can (often) be referenced by Text Annotators (supporting a text data annotation process of a text data-focused annotation team for a text annotation project).
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- It can range from being a Simple Text Annotation Guideline to being a Complex Text Annotation Guideline.
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- It can specify the Annotation Scheme or Annotation Protocol to ensure consistency and quality in annotations.
- It can include definitions of Annotation Categories, Tagging Rules, and examples of correct and incorrect annotations.
- It can contain Ambiguous Text Annotation Case.
- It can support Text Annotator Training.
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- Example(s):
- Domain-Specific Text Annotation Guidelines, such as:
- NLP Task-Specific Text Annotation Guidelines, such as:
- General Text Annotation Guidelines, such as:
- CPROD1 Annotation Guidelines for CPROD1.
- GM-RKB Annotation Guidelines Document for annotating wikitext.
- Google's Healthcare Text Annotation Guidelines for capturing structured representations of medical knowledge in text data.
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- Counter-Example(s):
- Annotation Training Manuals.
- Annotation Quality Control Procedures.
- a Reference Book, such as: ___.
- a Business Requirement Document, which outlines the requirements for a business initiative rather than guidelines for an annotation task.
- See: Annotation Guideline Document, Standard, Timex2, Annotation Quality, Inter-Annotator Agreement.