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Sven |
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Support for quickly classifying or annotating with labels from a hierarchy |
Date: |
Tue, 4 May 2010 06:03:10 -0700 (PDT) |
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G2/1.0 |
Hi all.
I have a fixed classification comprising around 50 classes.
The classes are organized in a simple hierarchy (tree depth up to 3 or
4).
How can I efficiently classify lines in a file (or to put it
differently:
annotate the objects represented in each line)?
The root node of the classification is labeled top here.
The classification could be stored in a separate file
(classification file) like this:
--------------------------
top
cl1 ; (cl1 is direct subclass of top)
cl1.1 ; (cl1.1 is direct subclass of cl1)
cl1.2
cl2
cl2.1
cl2.2
cl3
cl4
cl4.1
cl4.1.1
cl4.1.2
cl4.2
--------------------------
Here, subclasses are indented, but any format would be ok because
the classification is fixed. The classification should be visible
(maybe browsable, clickable, keyable) when one initiates
classification
of a line (say, on the line "Rome top" below).
Example annotation file:
--------------------------
Berlin top
Paris top
Rome top
--------------------------
I want to _efficiently_ (in terms of human annotation speed) modify
the
"annotation file". In the example above, the annotation file could
look like this:
--------------------------
Berlin cl1.2
Paris cl3
Rome cl4.1
--------------------------
Mouse-oriented and keyboard-oriented solutions welcome, but in both
cases the hierarchy should be visible when classification of a line is
initiated.
Any emacs extensions that will help?
Greetings
Sven
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