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<p>Day: /* Linguistic Annotation Wiki */</p> <hr /> <div>==Linguistic Annotation Wiki==<br /> <br /> This wiki describes tools and formats for creating and managing ''linguistic annotations''. `Linguistic annotation&lt;nowiki&gt;‘&lt;/nowiki&gt; covers any descriptive or analytic notations applied to raw language data. The basic data may be in the form of time functions -- audio, video and/or physiological recordings -- or it may be textual. The added notations may include transcriptions of all sorts (from phonetic features to discourse structures), part-of-speech and sense tagging, syntactic analysis, &quot;named entity&quot; identification, co-reference annotation, and so on. The focus is on tools which have been widely used for constructing annotated linguistic databases, and on the formats commonly adopted by such tools and databases. <br /> <br /> This wiki is based on these webpages:<br /> *[http://www.ldc.upenn.edu/annotation/ Linguistic Annotation] (Steven Bird and Mark Liberman)<br /> *[http://www.ldc.upenn.edu/annotation/gesture/ Gesture Annotation] (Craig Martell)<br /> <br /> These are no longer maintained. Used with permission.<br /> <br /> Related pages: <br /> *[http://www.language-archives.org/ Open Language Archives Community]<br /> *[http://www.ldc.upenn.edu/exploration/ Linguistic Exploration]<br /> <br /> ----<br /> For quicker reference, there's a page with transcription and annotation [[Tools]] only<br /> <br /> '''A'''<br /> *[[Alembic Workbench]] (DT/U,W)<br /> *[[Annotation Graph Toolkit (AGTK)]] (TDP)<br /> *[[ANNIS]]<br /> *[[annotate]] (TD)<br /> *[[Anvil]] (TP)<br /> *[[ATLAS]] (FP)<br /> '''C'''<br /> *[[CA]] (P)<br /> *[[Callisto]] (TD/W,U,M)<br /> *[[C-BAS]] (T/W)<br /> *[[CES]] (FC)<br /> *[[CHILDES]] (FTDPRC/W,M)<br /> *[[CLinkA]] (T)<br /> *[[COCOSDA]] (R)<br /> *[[CSAE]] (TDC/W)<br /> *[[CSLU]] (TDPRC/W)<br /> *[[CWB/CQP]] (TP/U)<br /> '''D'''<br /> *[[DAISY]] (FTP/U,W)<br /> *[[DAMSL]] (FTRC/U,W)<br /> *[[Delta]] (TP/U,W)<br /> *[[DRI]] (R)<br /> '''E'''<br /> *[[EAGLES]] (FR)<br /> *[[ELAN]] (FTD)<br /> *[[E-MELD]] (R)<br /> *[[Emu]] (FTDP/U,W)<br /> *[[EXMARaLDA]] (FTDP/U,W,M)<br /> '''F'''<br /> *[[Festival]] (TD/U)<br /> *[[FLEX (Fieldworks Language Explorer)]]<br /> *[[FORM]] (C)<br /> *[[FSA's]] (TD)<br /> '''G'''<br /> *[[GATE]] (FTDP/U)<br /> *[[Gsearch]] (T/U)<br /> '''H'''<br /> *[[HIAT]] (FTDPRC/W)<br /> *[[HIAT-DOS]] (T) ([[HIAT-DOS (Review)|Review]])<br /> *[[Hyperlex]] (TP/U)<br /> '''I'''<br /> *[[Intex]] (F/U,W,M)<br /> *[[ISIP]] (TDP/U)<br /> *[[ISLE]]<br /> '''L'''<br /> *[[LACITO]] Linguistic Data Archiving Project (Boyd Michailovsky, John B. Lowe, Michel Jacobson) (FTD)<br /> *[[LAF]] Linguistic Annotation Framework<br /> *[[LDC]] (FTDPRC)<br /> *[[LT]] (T/U,W)<br /> '''M'''<br /> *[[MacShapa]] (TP)<br /> *[[MacVissta]] (TD)<br /> *[[MATE]] (FT)<br /> *[[MediaStreams]] (P)<br /> *[[MediaTagger]] (P)<br /> *[[MICASE]] (TDC/W)<br /> *[[MMAX]] (TD)<br /> *[[MPEG]] (FPR)<br /> *[[MPI]] (FT/UWM)<br /> *[[Multitext]] (F)<br /> '''N'''<br /> *[[NEGRA]] (FTPC/U)<br /> *[[NITE]]<br /> '''O'''<br /> *[[Observer]] (T/W)<br /> '''P'''<br /> *[[Partitur]] (FT)<br /> *[[PAULA]] (F)<br /> *[[Praat]] (TD/U,W,M)<br /> '''R'''<br /> *[[RSTTool]] (TD)<br /> '''S'''<br /> *[[SABLE]] (FP)<br /> *[[SAMPA]] (C)<br /> *[[SGREP]] (TDP/U,W)<br /> *[[SignStream]] (TDP/M)<br /> *[[SIL]] (TDPF/W,M)<br /> *[[SLAM]] (TDP/W)<br /> *[[SMDL]] (P)<br /> *[[SNACK]] (TDP/U,W,M)<br /> *[[SUSANNE]] (CP)<br /> *[[SyncWriter]] (T) ([[SyncWriter (Review)|Review]])<br /> '''T'''<br /> *[[TalkBank]] (R)<br /> *[[TASX]] (TD/U,W,M)<br /> *[[TEI]] (F)<br /> *[[Tipster]] (F)<br /> *[[Transcriber]] (TDP/U,W,M) ([[Transcriber (Review)|Review]])<br /> *[[Transana]] (T) ([[Transana (Review)|Review]])<br /> *[[Transformer]] (TDP)<br /> *[[TransTool]] (TD/U,W)<br /> *[[Treebank]] (C)<br /> *[[TSNLP]] (FT)<br /> *[[TUSNELDA]]<br /> '''U'''<br /> *[[Unicode]] (RC)<br /> '''V'''<br /> *[[Verbmobil]] (FC)<br /> *[[VisLab]] (TDP)<br /> *[[vPrism]] (T/W)<br /> <br /> =Key=<br /> <br /> F: a systematically-documented annotation format<br /> <br /> T: an available tool for creation, display or search (W=Windows, U=Unix, M=MacOS)<br /> <br /> D: a tool is downloadable<br /> <br /> P: there is a citeable paper which documents the format/system<br /> <br /> R: other kinds of resource, such as books and associations<br /> <br /> C: methods and standards for transcribing content</div>

Day http://annotation.exmaralda.org/index.php?title=Calisto 2007-11-08T22:20:29Z

<p>Day: Calisto moved to Callisto: Misspelling of the name of this annotation tool.</p> <hr /> <div>#REDIRECT [[Callisto]]</div>

Day http://annotation.exmaralda.org/index.php?title=Callisto 2007-11-08T22:20:29Z

<p>Day: Calisto moved to Callisto: Misspelling of the name of this annotation tool.</p> <hr /> <div>The [http://callisto.mitre.org/ Callisto] annotation tool was developed to support linguistic annotation of textual sources for any Unicode-supported language.<br /> <br /> Callisto has been built with a modular design, and utilizes standoff-annotation, allowing for unique tag-set definitions and domain dependent interfaces. Standoff-annotation support, provided by jATLAS, allows for nearly any annotation task to be represented.<br /> <br /> The modular design of Callisto allows it to be extended with user interface components specific to a domain. Default tag editing capabilities are provided through a highlighted text display, and tag attribute tables. As domain specific extension components are developed, they may be integrated into the core of Callisto, to become part of the standard suite of available components.<br /> <br /> Callisto is written in Java, taking advantage of it's portability, and language support.<br /> <br /> ==Literature/References==<br /> *[http://callisto.mitre.org/ Callisto Homepage]</div>

Day http://annotation.exmaralda.org/index.php?title=Callisto 2007-11-08T22:19:54Z

<p>Day: </p> <hr /> <div>The [http://callisto.mitre.org/ Callisto] annotation tool was developed to support linguistic annotation of textual sources for any Unicode-supported language.<br /> <br /> Callisto has been built with a modular design, and utilizes standoff-annotation, allowing for unique tag-set definitions and domain dependent interfaces. Standoff-annotation support, provided by jATLAS, allows for nearly any annotation task to be represented.<br /> <br /> The modular design of Callisto allows it to be extended with user interface components specific to a domain. Default tag editing capabilities are provided through a highlighted text display, and tag attribute tables. As domain specific extension components are developed, they may be integrated into the core of Callisto, to become part of the standard suite of available components.<br /> <br /> Callisto is written in Java, taking advantage of it's portability, and language support.<br /> <br /> ==Literature/References==<br /> *[http://callisto.mitre.org/ Callisto Homepage]</div>

Day http://annotation.exmaralda.org/index.php?title=Callisto 2007-11-08T22:19:32Z

<p>Day: </p> <hr /> <div>The [http://callisto.mitre.org/ Callisto] annotation tool was developed to support linguistic annotation of textual sources for any Unicode-supported language.<br /> <br /> Callisto has been built with a modular design, and utilizes standoff-annotation, allowing for unique tag-set definitions and domain dependent interfaces. Standoff-annotation support, provided by jATLAS, allows for nearly any annotation task to be represented.<br /> <br /> The modular design of Callisto allows it to be extended with user interface components specific to a domain. Default tag editing capabilities are provided through a highlighted text display, and tag attribute tables. As domain specific extension components are developed, they may be integrated into the core of Callisto, to become part of the standard suite of available components.<br /> <br /> Callisto is written in Java, taking advantage of it's portability, and language support.<br /> <br /> ==Literature/References==<br /> *[http://callisto.mitre.org/ Calisto Homepage]</div>

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