It requires specialized software solutions to allow the tracking of different types of annotation and addition of complementary pieces of information over time.
The NCBO Annotator 'automatically processes a piece of raw text to annotate (or tag) it with relevant ontology concepts and return the annotations' (Jonquet, 2009).
The literal definition of annotation is: 'extra information inserted at a particular point in a document or other piece of information' (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annotation).org/wiki/Annotation
In Ms. Jackson's account there are three major periods of annotation in Western culture.
If an annotation attempts to label some piece of information that falls outside of one of the four semantic groups as a characteristic, it can be flagged as not satisfying the semantic constraints, or at least requiring review.
Therefore, FuncBase displays key pieces of evidence underlying annotations.
A document within a PCHR may represent an individual laboratory result, a clinical encounter, allergy, medication, annotation, survey result, or any other discrete piece of relevant healthcare information.
Modhadam, Lehman said, "annotated the piece with annotations that not only didn't attempt to enhance anyone's understanding of the text, but went beyond that into gleeful insensitivity and misogyny.
Authoritative annotation can be viewed as a factoid or a rumor or a piece of gossip (although in this case we believe the gossip to be true).
DotSpots – DotSpots is an annotation platform that allows users to add text or video comments to any piece of text on the web.
