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title: Frame annotation | ||
subheadline: Example project (SRL/events) | ||
permalink: /example-projects/frame-annotation/ | ||
# screenshot: screenshot.png | ||
# thumbnail: screenshot-thumb.png | ||
example-project: Example+Frame+annotation_project_2021-01-24_2333.zip | ||
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This project provides a short introduction to modeling frame-like annotation tasks such as | ||
semantic role labeling or event annotation. | ||
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![projects_settings](frame_annotation.png) | ||
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The two layers `SemPred` and `SemArg` are used to model the frame. First, a `SemPred` annotation is | ||
created on the words that trigger the frame. The arguments of the frame can then be linked up to | ||
this `SemPred` annotation by creating `SemArg` annotations on the words representing the arguments | ||
and linking them into the `arguments` feature of the `SemPred` annotation. | ||
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To facilitate the annotation, the project includes a small set of constraint rules. There are two | ||
types of rules. The first type controls the `category` feature of the `SemPred` annotation based | ||
on the lemma of the trigger word. The second type of rules controls the slots of the `arguments` | ||
feature of the `SemPred` layer. To allow the constraints to work, the `category` and `arguments` | ||
feature have each been associated with a tagset. |