Table of contents
- Context of work: goals and orientation
- Page-based multicodal documents
- Method:corpus orientation
- Corpus basics
- Well-known problem of annotation: intersecting hierarchies
- Well-known problem of annotation: intersecting hierarchies
- TEI ‘Corpus Encoding Standard’ approach
- Using XML: current technology and ‘standardization’ is making this
easier
- Using XML: current technology and ‘standardization’ provides tools
for working with the data
- Using XML: current technology and ‘standardization’ provides tools
for working with the data
- Critical features of current annotation technologies and ‘standards’
- An XML-compatible annotation scheme consists ideally of...
- Multilayered annotation
- Waller’s (1988) model of document design
- The GeM annotation layers
- The GeM annotation layers
- Initial corpus selection
- The GeM annotation layers
- The GeM annotation layers
- Derivation of Layout Structure
- The GeM annotation layers
- RST analysis: Tiger text
- State of work and early ‘results’
- Stages in Analysis
- Content Analysis
- Stages in Analysis
- RST analysis
- Stages in Analysis
- Layout Structure
- Stages in Analysis
- Layout Structure
- The ‘illusion of knowing’
- ‘Conclusions’
- ‘Conclusions...’
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Authors:Bateman, Delin, Henschel
E-Mail: bateman@uni-bremen.de
Homepage: http://purl.org/net/gem
Presented at:
Overheads from the Salzburg Symposium on Multimodality, January 2002
Materials distributed with talk:
preliminary
GeM annotation manual (updated February 2002)
detailed example
of GeM annotation (Dec 2001)
(both of these are preliminary - comments welcome)
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