The tagset controlling the possible values for a string feature.The fast neutron imaging technique with recoil proton detection harbors significant potential for imaging of thick, large-scale objects containing high-Z elements. This can be useful when creating many annotations Over when creating a new annotation of the same type. Whether the annotation detail editor should carry values of this feature If this is disabled, the feature is only visible in the annotation detail editor panel. Whether the feature value is shown in the annotation label. The type of the feature (obligatory, see below)Ī description that is shown when the mouse hovers over the feature name in the annotation detail editor panel.įeatures cannot be deleted, but they can be disabled used when exporting data or in constraint rules. The internal UIMA feature name will not be updated. After the feature has been created, the name can be changed arbitrarily. When a feature is first created, only ASCII characters are allowed for the feature name because the internal UIMA name is derived from the initial layer name. If this option is enabled, then the chains will be split if necessary at the source and target points, reconnecting the spans such that exactly the newly created connection is made - arc labels are available. Links between spans will be changed so that each span connects to the closest following span - no arc labels are displayed. If this option is disabled, then the two entire chains will be merged into one large chain. the CoNLL formats cannot deal with overlapping or stacked named entities.Īllow annotations to cross sentence boundaries.Ĭontrols what happens when two chains are connected with each other. Note that some export formats are unable to deal with stacked or overlapping annotations.

If two relations have exactly the same end points, they are considered to be stacking. If two relations share any end point (source or target), they are considered to be overlapping. For relation layers, overlap is defined in terms of the end points of the relation.

If two spans have exactly the same offsets, then they are considered to be stacking. If any character offset that is part of span A is also part of span B, then they are considered to be overlapping. For span layers, overlap is defined in terms of the span offsets. This setting controls if and how annotations may overlap. In order for the Sentence-level mode to allow annotating multiple sentences, theĪllow crossing sentence boundary setting must be enabled, otherwise only individual sentences Zero-width annotations are not permitted in this mode. If the selection covers multiple tokens, the annotation is reduced to the first covered token at a time. When set to Single tokens only may be applied only to a single token. Again, zero-width annotations are permitted. If the selection is smaller, the annotation is expanded to the next larger token/sentence covering the selection. When set to Token-level or Sentence-level annotation boundaries are forced to coincide with token/sentence boundaries. When set to Character-level, annotations can be created anywhere. The granularity controls at which level annotations can be created. NOTE: the default setting for new projects/layers is Always, but for any existing projects or for projects imported from versions of WebAnno where this setting did not exist yet, the setting is initialized with Never. Also, problematic annotations are highlighted using an error marker in the annotation interface. Mind that changing the document state via the Monitoring page does not trigger a validation. Possible settings are Never (no validation when a user marks a document as finished) and Always (validation is performed when a user marks a document as finished). This setting controls when a validation of annotations is performed. When pre-annotated data is imported or when the behaviors settings are changed, it is possible that annotations exist which are not conforming to the current behavior settings. Remove dangling feature-attached span annotations.Re-attach feature-attached spans and delete extras.

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