Annotated Item

An Annotated Item is an artifact with (one or more) annotations.

• AKA: Annotated Artifact, Annotated Object, Annotated Entity.
• Context:
  • It can typically contain Annotation Layers with annotated metadata.
  • It can typically preserve Original Content while adding annotated information layers.
  • It can typically support Information Enrichment through annotated semantic markup.
  • It can typically enable Enhanced Searchability through annotated index terms.
  • It can typically facilitate Content Understanding through annotated explanatory notes.
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  • It can often include Multiple Annotation Types within annotated item structures.
  • It can often undergo Annotation Revision through annotated item versioning.
  • It can often support Collaborative Annotation through annotated item sharing mechanisms.
  • It can often enable Annotation-Based Processing through annotated item parsers.
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  • It can range from being a Minimally Annotated Item to being a Heavily Annotated Item, depending on its annotated item annotation density.
  • It can range from being an Externally Annotated Item to being an Internally Annotated Item, depending on its annotated item annotation location.
  • It can range from being a Manually Annotated Item to being an Automatically Annotated Item, depending on its annotated item annotation method.
  • It can range from being a Single-Purpose Annotated Item to being a Multi-Purpose Annotated Item, depending on its annotated item usage scope.
  • It can range from being a Statically Annotated Item to being a Dynamically Annotated Item, depending on its annotated item update frequency.
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  • It can be created by an Annotation Task using annotated item creation tools.
  • It can be processed by an Annotation Processing System for annotated item analysis.
  • It can be stored in an Annotation Repository with annotated item management.
  • It can be validated through Annotation Quality Checks for annotated item consistency.
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• Example(s):
  • Text-Based Annotated Items, such as:
    • Annotated Documents, such as:
      • Annotated Research Paper with bibliographic annotations.
      • Annotated Legal Document with legal reference annotations.
      • Annotated Medical Report with clinical annotations.
      • Annotated Historical Text with contextual annotations.
    • Annotated Source Codes, such as:
      • Commented Code File with inline documentation annotations.
      • Annotated API Documentation with usage example annotations.
      • Annotated Configuration File with parameter explanation annotations.
    • Annotated Web Contents, such as:
      • Annotated Web Page with semantic markup annotations.
      • Annotated Blog Post with editorial annotations.
      • Annotated Wiki Article with collaborative annotations.
  • Visual Annotated Items, such as:
    • Annotated Images, such as:
      • Annotated Medical Image with diagnostic annotations.
      • Annotated Satellite Image with geographic annotations.
      • Annotated Photograph with descriptive annotations.
      • Annotated Scientific Diagram with explanatory annotations.
    • Annotated Maps, such as:
      • Annotated Geographic Map with location marker annotations.
      • Annotated Navigation Map with route annotations.
      • Annotated Thematic Map with data overlay annotations.
    • Annotated Drawings, such as:
      • Annotated Technical Drawing with dimension annotations.
      • Annotated Architectural Blueprint with specification annotations.
      • Annotated Circuit Diagram with component annotations.
  • Multimedia Annotated Items, such as:
    • Annotated Videos, such as:
      • Annotated Educational Video with subtitle annotations.
      • Annotated Surveillance Video with event marker annotations.
      • Annotated Sports Video with play-by-play annotations.
    • Annotated Audios, such as:
      • Annotated Music Track with lyric annotations.
      • Annotated Podcast with timestamp annotations.
      • Annotated Speech Recording with transcription annotations.
  • Data Structure Annotated Items, such as:
    • Annotated Database Records, such as:
      • Annotated Customer Record with data quality annotations.
      • Annotated Transaction Record with audit annotations.
      • Annotated Scientific Dataset with provenance annotations.
    • Annotated Data Files, such as:
      • Annotated CSV File with column description annotations.
      • Annotated JSON Object with schema annotations.
      • Annotated XML Document with namespace annotations.
  • Semantic Annotated Items, such as:
    • Ontology-Annotated Items, such as:
      • RDF-Annotated Resource with semantic triple annotations.
      • OWL-Annotated Document with class hierarchy annotations.
    • Knowledge Graph Annotated Items, such as:
      • Entity-Annotated Text with entity linking annotations.
      • Relation-Annotated Document with relationship annotations.
  • Domain-Specific Annotated Items, such as:
    • Legal-Domain Annotated Items, such as:
      • Annotated Contract with clause annotations.
      • Annotated Legal Brief with citation annotations.
    • Medical-Domain Annotated Items, such as:
      • Annotated Patient Record with diagnosis annotations.
      • Annotated Clinical Trial Data with outcome annotations.
    • Financial-Domain Annotated Items, such as:
      • Annotated Financial Statement with regulatory annotations.
      • Annotated Trading Record with risk annotations.
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• Counter-Example(s):
  • Raw Artifact, which lacks annotations and contains only original content.
  • Modified Item, which has altered content rather than annotation layers.
  • Metadata-Only Record, which contains only metadata without original content.
  • Derived Artifact, which is transformed rather than annotated.
  • Summary Document, which condenses content rather than adding annotations.
• See: Annotation, Annotation Task, Annotated Dataset, Curated Record, Metadata, Markup Language, Semantic Annotation.

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