Re: [orca-list] Troubles with text annotation tools

["David E. Price" <david ed price gmail com>]

Yes, if I had more time, I would just write an annotation tool myself. 
In fact, I'll probably do that myself so that its available in the next 
round. The problem arises that you always want to test inter-annotator 
agreement--that's why you always try to have everyone use the same 
annotation tool. These tools aren't set up to take an input file as one 
annotator's input, while everyone else uses the annotation tool--it is 
just not the expected behavior. But, thanks for the suggestion. I'll 
keep looking around for tools that might work.


dave


On 12/12/21 5:21 PM, Jason White via orca-list wrote:
> On 12/12/21 14:56, David E. Price via orca-list wrote:
> > Thanks for the suggestion. I haven't found anything like that so far, 
> > but I'm still looking. We are running out of time, so I may just have 
> > to do my annotating using XML and have one of my colleagues create 
> > the annotation file using an annotation tool. But, I never like that 
> > kind of solution.
> I don't like that kind of solution either. If you can find out what 
> the format is of the annotation file, you may be able to create it 
> directly in a text editor of your choice. Also, once you know what the 
> file format is, you could search for Linux-based tools that can 
> produce it and which may be accessible with Orca (e.g., shell-based 
> tools).
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