When a user clicks on one of these HG tagged terms the information associated with the term is retrieved and displayed in the WHG Portlet, which is superimposed on the document.
The WHG avoids the necessity of leaving the document by allowing readers to embed HG tagged terms in the document, which are the links for displaying content in the WHG Portlet.
In the second strategy, dictionary-based matching with corpus enrichment, tagged terms found in a training portion of the corpus were added to the static dictionary and then matching was performed.
To tag terms of these ontologies, a very customizable tagging system was required.
This means that if the tagged term of the sentence matches a tagged term in the textual description of the relevant tool, a quarter of point is gained.
The portlet may contain tabs that allow the reader to access different types of information associated with the HG tagged term.
For these two thesauri, tagging of terms was limited to nouns.
Annotation tools for tagging PhylOnt terms in scientific literature and NeXML formatted data files are also presented.
Thus, classification has no effect to tag suggestion, but it makes tagging process more refined because the tag terms are specified into more specific domain.
These tag terms are weighted into a searchable 'tag cloud' that shows relative prominence of terms across the entire system.
