Sentence examples for annotated texts from inspiring English sources

The evaluation procedure is performed by comparing the manually annotated texts with the annotations generated by our system, measured with the metrics explained in this section.

I asked her if I could see a page or two of these annotated texts.

Consider the David Foster withace-itheirwith thenormousmous, personally annotated texts and inextinguishable passion for their poet.

Apart from "The Waste Land" and "Four Quartets," none of his poems are available in decently annotated texts.

At first, to associate a collection of documents to a project, users can import documents from their devices in standard formats, containing raw or previously annotated texts, or use remote resources to import documents, either by providing a list of identifiers or by running remote searches on these resources.

Since the late 1940s, the institute has analyzed the rise and aftermath of the Nazi era, putting out annotated texts such as Hitler's speeches.

Figure 3 also shows the limitation of using article abstracts for GO annotation: only 11.46% of the annotated text is found in the Title and Abstract combined.

Furthermore, the tools that support manual annotation should be intuitive to use, should include visualization of annotated text and should support easy-to-parse input and output formats (13, 14).

The short poems, each a traditional 14 lines in length, appear in the app as both annotated text and as performance pieces.

(The annotated text of the First Amendment is available from the FindLaw Web site at //caselaw.lp.findlaw.com/data/constitution/amendment01/.) Explain to students that they will now read an article about a current legal case in which two reporters, one for Time magazine and the other for The New York Times, are being legally compelled to turn over their notes regarding a confidential source.

When developing supervised named entity recognition (NER) systems, the availability of a large, manually annotated text corpus is desirable.